When creating or editing plans, setting a quota to 0 means unlimited. But what if you actually want to set a limit of 0 for certain features, like emails or MySQL databases?
The solution is simple: set the limit to any value (even 0) and then disable the feature for that plan.
For example:
- Disable the Emails feature to prevent users from creating any email accounts.
- Disable the MySQL feature to prevent users from creating databases.
- Disable the FTP feature to prevent users from creating ftp sub-accounts.
- Disable the Domains feature to prevent users from adding any domains.
This ensures the feature is completely unavailable, even if the quota is technically set to 0.
