After signing into WHM, search for Installatron in the search bar, and then click on Installatron Applications Installer.

In the menu on the left, find “Backups” and select “Quotas”.

From here you can see any quotas you have already created or “add a backup quota”. You will see a list of different variables you can adjust, which will be broken down below.
Backup Channels
What type of backups you are setting a quota for. Permanent backups are those manually created by users that must be manually deleted. Expiring backups are those taken before applications are updated and generally expire after 2 weeks. Automatic backups are scheduled by the user to occur at certain intervals, if allowed by the server.
The most popular one of these, and what generally takes up the most space on the server, is expiring backups.

Location
Where backups are saved and which should be included in this quota. “All backup locations” encompasses every backup regardless of location, while “All Preconfigured Backup Locations” means those set to the default location (and not setup by the users, such as Drive, Dropbox, etc).

Quotas
How many either backups or megabytes are allowed per installed application, domain, or account.

Action
What will Installatron’s response be when a backup is attempted to be made when the quota has already been reached.

When you’re all done make sure to hit “Save All”.
Turning Off & Deleting Backups
First, log into your server at yoursever.reclaimhosting.com:2087
Search Installatron on the toolbar on the left sidebar. Click ‘Installatron Applications Installer.’

This will open up a new window where you can manage all Installatron settings. Click ‘Features.’ This brings up an administrator screen where you can modify any server-wide settings. You’ll want to focus on the ‘Backups and Restore’ section. You can disable the option to automatically take backups and restore from them if needed.
Click ‘Disable’ to turn off the option to turn off backups server wide.

You’ll want to turn off the automatic backup feature as well. These backups run whenever an update is released within Installatron and is used to restore from if the update goes wrong.

From there scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click ‘Save All’ to process these changes server wide.
