When was the last time you updated as this should had been resolved at the beginning of #v2.4.5.
Can you check that your /srv/rutorrent/home/widgets/disk_data.php file looks like the following around line 68 - 76
//hard disk
$dftotal = number_format(round(@disk_total_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3)); //Total
$dffree = number_format(round(@disk_free_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3)); //Available
$dfused = number_format(round(@disk_total_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3)-round(@disk_free_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3)); //used
//hard disk for percentages
$dptotal = round(@disk_total_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3); //Total
$dpfree = round(@disk_free_space(".")/(1024*1024*1024),3); //Available
$dpused = $dptotal-$dpfree; //used
$perused = (floatval($dptotal)!=0)?round($dpused/$dptotal*100,2):0;
I have applied this very calc to Kimsufi’s that I have installed for various people and can confirm it should round as follows:
Free: 3,283 GB
Used: 2,238 GB
Size: 5,521 GB
At the same time with the bottom percentage variable, it keeps the percentages in tact and that was specifically for the kernel of default Kimsufi servers.
####Post Script
For clarity
If you are using a /home mounted install, then the (".")
will read as ($location)
Also, on a recent commit I published there are new aliases that can fire the updating of the disk widget.
On /home mounted installs you can run fix-disk_widget_home
On /(root) mounted installs you can run fix-disk_widget_root
These aliases fire one of the two functions posted below:
# -> Performs some quick adjustments for certain conditions.
home_diskwidget() {
cp /root/QuickBox/dashboard/widgets/disk_datah.php /srv/rutorrent/home/widgets/disk_data.php
service apache2 restart
}
root_diskwidget() {
cp /root/QuickBox/dashboard/widgets/disk_data.php /srv/rutorrent/home/widgets/disk_data.php
service apache2 restart
}
If you have ran an update within the last 8 hours you will have these aliases on your install. If you cannot seem to have the commands, please type source /root/.bashrc
to update your bashrc file without the need for a reboot.