Step 1.) Download and install the autoupgrade module onto your PS.

Step 2.) Place your store under maintenance mode.

Step 3.) Go to: Modules > Administration; and configure 1-click Upgrade.

Step 4.) Backup your files & Click on Upgrade!

Results..

Analyzing the situation …Shop deactivated. Now downloading (this can takes some times )…
[Ajax / Server Error for action download] textStatus: “error ” errorThrown:”Internal Server Error ” jqXHR: ” “

Steps to correct Ajax Error..

Step 1.) Upload PS v.1.5.6.2 with FTP to: /admin/autoupgrade/latest/prestashop

Step 2.) Within the configuration of autoupgrade module, select More options (Expert mode).

Step 3.) Select the channel: Local directory and label your version.

Step 4.) Save

Results..

Settings update successful.

Step 5.) Click Upgrade PrestaShop Now!

Results..

Upgrade complete, with a few issues.. Apparently, these issues are common and can be resolved.

A to do list will generate after upgrade is complete, instructing on how to resolve common issues that may occur.

Out of the 5 to do list items, I experienced product images missing:

1. Cookies have changed, you will need to log in again once you refreshed the page
2. Javascript and CSS files have changed, please clear your browser cache with CTRL-F5
3. Please check that your front office theme is functional (try to create an account, place an order…)
4. Product images does not appear in the front office? Try regenerating the thumbnails in Preferences > Images
5. Do not forget to reactivate your shop once you have checked everything!

Steps to correct missing product images..

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image – Product Images: until you move all images to new file system, use Legacy Image File System; set this to ‘yes’ and save.

Results..

Duplicate images were found when moving the product images. This is likely caused by unused demonstration images. Please make sure that the folder/home/domain/public_html/img/p/duplicates/only contains demonstration images, and then delete it.

Step 1.) Delete folder /home/domain/public_html/img/p/duplicates/

Step 2.) Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: all & DON’T erase previous image.

Results..

217 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Steps to correct error message ‘original image is missing or empty’.

Step 1.) First, confirm images exist.

Results..

There are missing product images..

v.1.4.4.1 uses The Legacy File System where all product images are within /img/p/

v.1.5+ uses the new File System using sub directories that match the image ID /img/p/9/6/96-197.jpg .

e.g. 
Legacy File System = /img/p/96-197.jpg | 96- = image ID
New File System = /img/p/9/6/197.jpg | folders /9/6/ = image ID

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image – Move Images; click on button ‘move images’.

Images moved successful

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image – Use the Legacy Image File System = No

Step 3.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: all & erase previous image.

Results..

401 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Step 1.) Investigate product ID 96

Results..

The product ID is missing from image path. I investigated both Live PrestaShop Store (LPS) and Testing Domain (TD); product ID is missing on TD.
e.g. TD missing image = /domain/170-thickbox_default/170.jpg | LPS image displayed = /domain/96-170-thickbox/170.jpg

This error occurred once before, during a copy of my LPS that I migrated to a TD; both running PSv.1.4.4.1.

And it was a permissions issue, the solution was to chmod /img/ including all sub directories to 755; another post was dedicated to this issue.

Step 1.) Set file permissions chmod to 755 to all directories & sub directories.

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: all & DON’T erase previous image.

Results..

217 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Step 1.) In the BO, clear the cache: Advanced Parameters > Smarty = Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache

Update successful

Results..

The product images are still missing.

Investigate other options from PrestaShop forum..

–REVERTED– 

Step 1.) Set creation date earlier than 2013-03-26′. Edit the settings file /config/settings.inc.php
e.g. define(‘_PS_CREATION_DATE_’, ‘2011-09-11’);

REVERTED: /config/settings.inc.php, due to _PS_CREATION_DATE_ error: Notice: Constant _PS_CREATION_DATE_ already defined in /config/settings.inc.php on line 20

–END OF REVERTED–

Step 1.) Edit /controllers/admin/AdminImagesController.php
56. $this->display_move = true;

Step 3.) BO: Preferences > Image – Move Images; click on button ‘move images’.

Step 4.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: all & DON’T erase previous image.

Images moved successful

Results..

217 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Steps to correct errors through process of elimination using different regenerate options.

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: all & erase previous image.

I’ve been hesitant on selecting the format option to ‘erase previous image’, however numerous of attempts have been performed without deleting. So far, this option actually seems to be doing something.. After I regenerated images, the web browser indicates it’s processing the action.

It timed out

Let’s try another format..

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: home & erase previous image.

Results..

401 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Let’s try another format..

Step 3.) BO: Preferences > Image – Regenerate thumbnails = select products, format: large & erase previous image.

Results..

401 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

O.k., that is time consuming.. I need to investigate other options.

Step 1.) First, investigate images by disabling Friendly URL.
BO: preferences > SEO & URLs – Set up URLs = disable both Friendly URL & Accented URL.

product image: \public_html\img\p\1\3\4\0\1340-home.jpg
product image: \public_html\img\p\1\3\4\0\1340-home_default.jpg

If I remove _default from the image label e.g. 1340-home_default.jpg = 1340-home.jpg
Then product image is displayed!

–REVERT–

This is one method I tried and it did not work, so I reverted back.

Step 1.) Go to default 1.5.6.2 theme, edit product.tpl and remove _default from image tags:
186 large_default
191 -default-large_default
211 thickbox_default
212 medium_default
551 medium_default

Step 2.) Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache

Results..

Did not work..

Step 3.) Revert product.tpl back to original state.

–END OF REVERT–

A post on PS forum mentioned a bug similar to mine, but was opposite in how the image label was represented.  There issue was that by default image preferences were set: small_default, medium_default, large_default, thickbox_default, category_default, etc. and required the removal of _default. Mine is not the case.. I require _default

Next, under BO: Preferences > Image

I’ll edit the image names and add the extension _default.

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image = renamed all images with _default e.g. small_default, medium_default, large_default, thickbox_default, catgeory_default, home_default large_scene_default, thumb_scene_default

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails.. This time, I’m going to select one at a time.

e.g. Select an image: products, Select a format, home_default & erase previous images.

Results..

Regenerated thumbnails and browser timed out after 30 or so minutes, however a good majority of product images now appeared!

Now, I need to replace missing images and figure out why it timed out.

Step 1.) Upload the backup folder /img/p/

Thousands of images, nearly 400MB re-uploaded.

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails.. I’m going to select one at a time.

e.g. Select an image: products, Select a format, home_default & Erase previous images.

Results..

401 errors
Original image is missing or empty (/home/domain/public_html/img/p/1/7/0/170.jpg) for product ID 96

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails – select image: product, select format: all & erase previous images.

Results..

All product images archived & displayed! However, image categories are still missing.

Step 1.) BO: Advanced Parameters > Performance = Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache.

Step 2.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails – select image: categories, select format: all & erase previous images.

Results..

Browser indicated that PS was processing action, then delivered a blank page
index.php?controller=AdminImages&token

 Step 1.) Confirm all category images reside /img/c/

Not all category images existed..

Step 2.) Upload category images from backup /img/c/

Step 3.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails – select image: categories, select format: all & erase previous images.

Results..

Did not work, received a blank page after 20 seconds

Step 1.) Enable Troubleshooting by editing /config/defines.inc.php

Line 28
Find: define(‘_PS_MODE_DEV_’, false);
Replace with: define(‘_PS_MODE_DEV_’, true);

Step 2.) BO: Advanced Parameters > Performance – Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache; received error.

–ERROR–

Notice: Constant _PS_CREATION_DATE_ already defined in /config/settings.inc.php on line 20
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /config/settings.inc.php:20) in /classes/Tools.php on line 141

–END OF ERROR–

Steps to resolve error..

Step 1.) Open /config/settings.inc.php and remove line 20.

Step 2.) BO: Advanced Parameters > Performance – Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache.

Results..

SOLVED: Clear Smarty cache & Autoload cache works!

Now, time to regenerate thumbnails..

Step 1.) BO: Preferences > Image = Regenerate thumbnails – select image: categories, select format: all & erase previous images.

Results..

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9600 bytes) in /classes/ImageManager.php on line 365

Steps on how to increase the memory on your server from timing out. There are a couple of methods in achieving this.

Step 1.) Using cPanel, select account and edit its php.ini file.
Or you can log-in with SSH and root, edit the php.ini located in /usr/local/lib/php.ini

Step 2.) I adjusted the php.ini file residing on testing domain’s account, following cPanels instructions: http://forums.cpanel.net/f34/php-memory-limit-63777.html

Default settings:

cPanel PHP max execution time –> 90 seconds
cPanel PHP max POST size –> 55 MB
cPanel PHP max upload size –> 50 MB

Desired settings:

cPanel PHP max execution time –> 360 seconds
cPanel PHP max POST size –> 500 MB
cPanel PHP max upload size –> 250 MB

Step 3.) Save & Restart Apache.

Results..

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9600 bytes) in /classes/ImageManager.php on line 365

Apparently, the php.ini file that I restored to use for that particular account did not take effect.

Oh well, I’ll just edit the server’s main php.ini file..

Step 1.) Edit main php.ini file by logging into your cPanel’s WHM and go to: PHP Configuration, adjust the following.
Or you can log-in with SSH and root, edit the php.ini located in /usr/local/lib/php.ini

memory_limit was 32M | changed to -1
upload_max_filesize was 2M | changed to 500M
max_execution_time was 30 | changed to 360
max_input_time was 60 | changed to 360

Step 3.) Save & Restart Apache.

Results..

SUCCESS !!!

I’m no longer receiving blank pages when I regenerate images, and now all of them are displayed in both BO and FO.

Next, revert any edits made to file(s) during testing that are no longer required.

Revert 1.) Edit /controllers/admin/AdminImagesController.php; change back to false.
56. $this->display_move = false;

Revert 2.) Default PSv.1.5.6.2 theme, edit product.tpl and remove _default from image tags. This has been REVERTED back to original state.

Revert 3.) /config/settings.inc.php, remove _PS_CREATION_DATE_: define(‘_PS_CREATION_DATE_’, ‘2011-09-11’);
Due to error.. Notice: Constant _PS_CREATION_DATE_ already defined in /config/settings.inc.php on line 20

NOTES: Apparently, when images are missing from /img/p/ folder, and you attempt to regenerate thumbnails an improper file system takes place.

e.g. 
proper File System = /img/p/9/6/197.jpg | folders /9/6/ = image ID
improper File System = /img/p/1/9/7/197.jpg | image ID missing

BEWARE: Before upgrading to PSv.1.5.6.2, all product images using Legacy File System /img/p/ existed and store displayed correctly with the migrated data from PSv.1.4.4.1 At some point during the upgrade process, PS deleted a good majority of images. As long as current backups are accessible, then there is little to worry about.

Resources

Can’t auto upgrade any version, same error every time: http://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/192406-cant-auto-upgrade-any-version-same-error-every-time/
Product Images Missing: http://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/272842-solved-product-image-missing/
Product Images Missing after upgrade: http://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/272333-solved-how-to-dont-show-product-images-after-upgrade-to-155/
Troubleshooting: http://doc.prestashop.com/display/PS15/Troubleshooting

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If I only had a dollar for every time that question has been posed to me, I could afford an iBrain!

First off, there is no standard price in what a website cost. This really depends on budget and comfort level you have. Websites can range from FREE, to thousands of dollars.

Here’s my layman analogy..

Let’s say you’re in the market for a car; you must have some budget in mind before shopping. You want to research performance, safety, reliability, etc.. And if possible, test drive the vehicle before purchasing.

The same goes with your web presence.

Regarding your requirements, you can go from an economical website cost to a very pricey one. Think of terms of transportation..

For example, riding the buss could be comparable to a website hosted on a shared hosting environment. Both are inexpensive and commonly used. However, travel will not be as efficient riding the buss.  Your limited to the destination a buss can travel. And your not the only one riding that buss. It has to drop off patrons; slowing you down with constant interruptions. Also, if a patron is sick, then the potential to catch the virus is prevalent.  Just like your website would become vulnerable to the environment it’s hosted on.  Now, if you had your own vehicle (VPS or dedicated server). Then your travel becomes more efficient, and limitations are greatly reduced!

Limitations may become greatly reduced on VPS or dedicated server with proper configurations & management.  Your VPS and Dedicated Server are comparable to automobile different makes & models. The differences are your configuration options. You can configure your server to respond like a sports car, light weight and fast.  Or configure server like a semi truck, heavy duty and moderate speed. But when a semi catches momentum, it can be very fast. Just don’t expect the same type of maneuverability as you would a small car.

Shopping for a car can become cumbersome, same applies to configuring your server. You want an efficient, secure and affordable vehicle; just like your server. These are operational and necessary in what a website cost.

Most hosting companies offer a control panel, or interface of some kind. Allowing you to configure sever to your requirements. Just like buying a car with options and extended warranties, your server is treated much the same. If your not comfortable handling server configurations, then you will have to find a managed solution. Don’t fret, because as soon as you drive out of that dealership, the open road is all yours!

So, driving your own car (VPS) verses riding the buss (shared hosting) can become costly in either direction. And you can’t have a website without a web server!

Over 95% of the people I encounter are capable of achieving there online objectives economically.  Using open source software, you can have a website up and running easily.  There are a lot of open source programs (wordpress, Joomla, etc.) that can be used to develop your website.  And if your host is using cPanel, then more likely open source programs are available for easy install using Softaculous plug-in.

And finally, the last necessary website cost. The domain name. Have you chosen a domain name? This is relevant to your branding and SEO on the web. More about domain names & SEO practices.

Resources

Softaculous, a library script that automates web application installs: https://www.softaculous.com/
Shared Hosting account with Hostrocket:
Linode VPS: https://www.linode.com/
cPanel Server & Website Management: http://cpanel.net/

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How to setup Linode Server running CentOS 7 for cPanel installation..

Linode & cPanel documentation provided excellent documentation, however there was some confusion for me, so I documented my process. I’ve built several Lindoe’s, all using CentOS 6 or CentOS 7 for cPanel installations. I’ve fine tuned my process along with Linode & cPanel’s documentation. It should take roughly half an hour (30 minutes) to complete the following steps with roughly 3.5 hours for cPanel to download and install. Setting up cPanel on Linode Server with CentOS 6.2 or 7 takes roughly 4 hours to set-up.

First you must purchase, build & provision the linode using CentOS 6.2

Total ETA to complete steps: 4.5 hours

• steps 1-6 = 5 minutes
• steps 7 = 20 minutes
• steps 8 = 1 minute
• steps 9 = x minutes
• steps 10-13 = 5 minutes
• steps 14 = 3.5 hours
• steps 15 = 20 minutes

step 1.) Order your linode.
step 2.) Chose geographic location for new linode.
step 3.) Build linode (centos 6.2):
step 4.) Boot linode

step 5.) Configure CentOS 6.2 (ETA to complete= 2 minutes)
There are a couple of procedures necessary for this step..

Connect your Linode with Putty (or use the console inside Linode Manager) to set the host name & update hosts file. The hostname should be unique, in this example, I’ll use a planetary name “pluto”.

• step 5a.) set the *hostname

# echo “HOSTNAME=hname” >> /etc/sysconfig/network
# hostname “pluto”

• step 5b.) update /etc/hosts file.

Linux Server default text editor is nano, use the command # nano /etc/hosts to save/exit press Ctlr-x

By default, Linode /etc/hosts file contains two rows of redundant localhost information.. Just delete & have match the following example bellow.

default /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6

example /etc/hosts
# 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
# 196.69.101.111 myhostname.mydomain.com myhostname

step 6.) Update time zone (ETA to complete= 1 minutes)
# timedatectl set-timezone ‘America/Mexico_City’

step 7.) Update CentOS (ETA to download/update = roughly 20+ minutes)
# yum update

step 8.) Check that the current date did not revert after update.. (if reverted repeat step 6)
# date

SECURE YOUR LINODE

step 9.) Automatic Security Updates
# yum-cron

step 10.) Configure /etc/fstab for cPanel’s disk sizes to display correctly. (ETA to complete= 1 minutes)
# nano /etc/fstab

enter the following
# /dev/xvda / ext3 noatime,usrquota,grpquota,errors=remount-ro 0 1
to save/exit press Ctlr-x

step 11.) Be sure to disable SELinux security features. (ETA to complete= 1 minutes)
# nano /etc/selinux/config
SELINUX=disabled

step 12.) Only SSH, Yum & Perl should be installed. (ETA to complete= 2 minutes)
To view a list of groups installed:
# yum grouplist

Installed Groups:
E-mail server
Console internet tools
Graphical Administration Tools
Hardware monitoring utilities
Legacy UNIX compatibility
Networking Tools
Perl Support

In this sample, I need to remove E-mail server.
# yum groupremove “E-mail server”

*If you don’t see Perl Support or if you want to confirm perl installation, type the following commands..
# which perl
# perl -v

step 13.) Deactivate default firewall (ETA to complete= 1 minutes)

# service iptables save
# service iptables stop
# chkconfig iptables off

step 14.) Install cPanel (ETA to download/install = roughly 3.5 hours)

# cd /home
# wget -N http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/latest
# sh latest

step 15.) Virus scan (ETA to complete= 20 minutes)

It’s best practice to check your system for any vulnerabilities after you install applications and modules as you customize your web server.  You can find documentation on cPanel’s website for this.

Final step, configure cPanel for your purposes..

Resources

How to disable firewall for CentOS: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/fedora-redhat-centos-5-6-disable-firewall/
cPanel documentation on checking your system for trojans and viruses: http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/CompSystem

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Log into your WHM and enable the following plugins.

Home > cPanel > Manage Plugins

Enable ClamAV

It takes roughly 40 minutes for installation to complete..

Now to enable your ClamAV scans to be run and visit the accounts cPanel to access virus scans.. A good tutorial on how to do this can be found here.

Beware of redundancies and how much memory your server is operating with.

Resources

Installing ClamAV on a Cpanel server: http://www.thecpaneladmin.com/installing-clamav-on-a-cpanel-server/
spamdconf cPanel plugin: http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/spamd-startup-configuration-spamdconf-tips-46758.html

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In Awstats, one area of concern was the section ‘Links from an external page’ that contained a tremendous amount of websites that where from Russia (.ru).  When I attempted to view by visiting the listed sites, there was no obvious placement (or within the source code) where my domain existed.  Strange?

In researching Awstats, I came across a forum post where a couple of people where discussing the very same experiences that I’ve encountered.  Apparently, this is known as “referring spamming”, where some sites use robots that simulate visits by the user; read more..

Referering Spam is a technique that sends fake referer URL to your website, that points to the site the spammers want to infiltrate. Thus allowing the spammer to finds it’s way into your stats directory.

Since I’m using cPanel, there exists mod_security Module in the EasyApache; read more..
ModSecurity 2.7 Available; read more..

Need help understanding Awstats?
Here is a pretty good knowledge base article, explaining Awstats.

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Access your WHM and navigate to your EasyApache.
Home >> Software >> EasyApache (Apache Update).

First, begin by selecting a profile to load.
Previously Saved Config (**DEFAULT**)
! This option loads the last saved configuration. If the configuration is missing, then default values will be provided.
Continue through the build process, until you reach the Exhaustive Options List section. When you reach the Exhaustive Options List, rebuild with PDO & PDO_MYSQL enabled. With PHP 5.3, PDO & PDO_MYSQL options are available, however by default they are disabled.

Prior to using cPanel, I attempted to install PDO & PDO_MYSQL via command and have spent a considerable amount of time installing with no prevail.. Using cPanel, it took me 2 minutes with EasyApache rebuilding in the background for about 12 minutes.

If your not using cPanel and have SSH access, then use command lines to install PDO & PDO_MYSQL.

Bellow, are a couple of suggested methods..

First,
Use PUTTY look up PHP version in order to determine suggested install.

[~]# php -v
PHP 5.3.17 (cli) (built: Oct 15 2012 22:06:55)
Copyright (c) 1997-2012 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Zend Technologies

According to source: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1119422
Run the following command:

[~]# yum install php-pdo
This command resolved the forum post above, however I was unable to install.

Then I came across a blog ‘ForLinux’, offering instructions on how to install PDO & PDO_MYSQL using PECL: http://www.forlinux.co.uk/expertise/blog/2012/07/30/installing-pdo-and-pdo_mysql-extensions-on-cpanel-server/

I opened my PUTTY and followed instructions to no prevail.

As suggested by website ehow.com, I used the command# –enable-pdo
No prevail..

Conclusion,
Using cPanel saved me tremendous amount of time, as I would be on an expedition looking to resolve a simple task..

Resources:

cPanel Documentation: The Apache Web Server with cPanel & WHM.

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CentOS 6.2 & Xen Linode VPS

The DISK USED in both cPanel & WHM, do not reflect correct data size.

According to cPanel, I require /dev/root in order for userquota to be mounted.

root@host [/]# quota -sv
quota: Cannot stat() mounted device /dev/root: No such file or directory

As such, cPanel cannot run it’s account usage calculation properly (database sizes are calculated separately).

According to cPanel,
It will likely require that /dev/ assuming the kernel does not force create it when usrquota is enabled. The primary partition should also be mounted with usrquota, and currently, it doesn’t appear that journaled quotas are supported by cPanel at this time, and will likely interfere with functionality, we would recommend disabling it.

Someone posted on cPanel’s forum the problem with solution.
They resolved there error, by contacting hosting VPS provider, and host made it so VPS is booted with it’s own kernal.

However, if you’re using Linode..
“I’m not sure Linode would do that for you but it’s definitely their problem and you may ask them to update their guest systems kernel because you experience problems. Or just use my other work around – which is the best way to live in that situation.” -Grigor

Just create a new rule for the udev daemon and add:
# KERNEL==”xvda1″, SUBSYSTEM==”block”, SYMLINK+=”root”

Here’s how to do it in one line:
# echo ‘KERNEL==”xvda1″, SUBSYSTEM==”block”, SYMLINK+=”root”‘ > /etc/udev/rules.d/99-root-link.rules

and reboot!
# reboot

Resources:

Quota Error on CentOS & Xen: http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/frustrating-quota-error-centos-6-2-xen-260462.html
Quotas problem on CentOS 6.2 64bit: http://forum.linode.com/viewtopic.php?t=8294
How the fstab is commonly used: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fstab
Fix for File System Quotas: http://www.daftspunk.com/code/fix-for-file-system-quotas-devroot-symlink-breaks-linode-centos-6-x

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