Getting All Users Quota Data

 - This article is a Work in Progress, and may be unfinished or missing sections.

Article Information
This article applies to the following ZCS versions. ZCS 8.6 ZCS 8.5 ZCS 8.0

Getting All User Quota Data With Zmsoap

See the soap-admin.txt file in /opt/zimbra/docs/ and also Zmsoap for more zmsoap examples.

[zimbra@mail32 ~]$ zmsoap -z GetQuotaUsageRequest

<GetQuotaUsageResponse xmlns="urn:zimbraAdmin" more="0" searchTotal="6">
  <account limit="0" used="1775390" name="admin@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com" id="fcdb6b46-f55a-4f60-8496-31e2e79f30d6"></account>
  <account used="9765" id="dc158043-4b02-4f85-9d8a-bf7446188117" limit="0" name="ajcody@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com"></account>
  <account used="9146" name="wiki@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com" id="ec49fa30-3ed9-4574-baf1-ad9efae23637" limit="0"></account>
  <account name="ham.kvttsx2i@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com" id="9c2d21ef-57ea-412d-b848-3853b67df2d8" used="0" limit="0"></account>
  <account used="0" limit="0" id="70f29afa-2a5e-4bd1-922e-4df090a45348" name="spam.5jx1uzg_k@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com"></account>
  <account id="a3d19006-44e0-4a9d-9ccd-297a7a70489c" limit="0" used="0" name="testlang@mail32.zimbra.DOMAIN.com"></account>
</GetQuotaUsageResponse>

Getting All User Quota Data With Zmprov

To get quota stats, run. The output is a little bit difficult to read since it's in bytes:

zmprov gqu `zmhostname`

This will display in bytes- first column is usage, second column is max quota (0=unlimited), third column will be the account :

zmprov gqu `zmhostname`|awk {'print " "$3" "$2" "$1'}

Here's a script to put into user readable format below [by Tony P.]. You'll need to modify the $hostname variable near the top:

#!/usr/bin/perl

my $hostname = localhost;

my @quotas = `zmprov gqu $hostname`;

foreach my $quotaline(@quotas)

{

chop($quotaline);

my ($email, $quota, $usage) = split(' ', $quotaline);

$quota=utils_convert_bytes_to_optimal_unit($quota);

$usage=utils_convert_bytes_to_optimal_unit($usage);

print "$email - $usage\n";

}

sub utils_convert_bytes_to_optimal_unit{

my($bytes) = @_;

return '' if $bytes eq '';

my $size;

$size = $bytes . ' Bytes' if $bytes < 1024;

$size = sprintf("%.2f", $bytes/1024) . ' KB' if $bytes >= 1024 && $bytes < 1048576;

$size = sprintf("%.2f", $bytes/1048576) . ' MB' if $bytes >= 1048576 && $bytes < 1073741824;

$size = sprintf("%.2f", $bytes/1073741824) . ' GB' if $bytes >= 1073741824 && $bytes < 1099511627776;

$size = sprintf("%.2f", $bytes/1099511627776) . ' TB' if $bytes >= 1099511627776;

return $size;

}