Astral Toolbox · Extension

Mail Disk Space — mailbox usage, per account

Measure each cPanel account's mailbox usage, compare it against a per-plan quota with optional per-account overrides, and report the accounts that go over — on screen, on the dashboard, and by email.

See who's filling the mail disk

One sortable row per account shows mailbox size against its allowed quota, worst-first — with a per-account multiplier when a customer legitimately needs more.

  • Used vs allowed (GB) and a colour-coded % bar per account
  • Sort by usage, filter instantly by user, domain or plan
  • Per-account override multiplier (e.g. 1.5× or 6× the plan) — rescans on the spot
  • Recalculate one account or all of them; runs are locked so a scan and the cron never collide
See who's filling the mail disk
Mail Disk Space · scan

Per-plan quotas and automatic reports

Set a quota per hosting plan, add a tolerance buffer, and let the cron mail you an over-quota report every few days — or surface usage right inside each user's cPanel.

  • Per-plan quotas in GB, matched to your WHM package names (set -1 to skip a plan)
  • A quota buffer before an account counts as over
  • Automatic over-quota report every 3 days via the core Notifier (email/SMS/Slack)
  • Optional "Email disk usage" entry in each user's cPanel resource dashboard
Per-plan quotas and automatic reports
Mail Disk Space · configuration

Mail Disk Space — questions

Per hosting plan, in GB — the plan names must match your WHM package names. An optional per-account multiplier handles the exceptions, and a buffer adds tolerance before an account is flagged.

A cron runs a full scan every 3 days and emails the report only if at least one account is over its quota plus buffer. You can also send the current report on demand.

Optionally, yes. A cPanel resource hook can surface an "Email disk usage" figure in each user's cPanel dashboard, fed by the same scan.

A full rescan uses du across mail directories and can take a few minutes on busy servers, so it's serialized by a lock and normally runs off-hours on the cron.

Catch the mailbox that's eating your disk

Enable Mail Disk Space and a free trial starts on its own — no key, no credit card.