by Josep M. Torn » Fri, 23 Apr 1999 04:00:00
I'm trying to put quotas on, but I have the following question:
It's possible to assign different quotas to different filesystems??
This is, I have mailboxes in one filesystem, and homedirectories in
another filesystem. Can I assign a quota to mailboxes and another to
homedirectories??
If not possible, how can I assign quota to (only) mailboxes?? Is there
any quota-aware local-mailer??
Thanks,
Josep M. Torne
TINET (Tarragona InterNET)
by Martin Hepwort » Fri, 23 Apr 1999 04:00:00
> Hi,
> I'm trying to put quotas on, but I have the following question:
> It's possible to assign different quotas to different filesystems??
> This is, I have mailboxes in one filesystem, and homedirectories in
> another filesystem. Can I assign a quota to mailboxes and another to
> homedirectories??
> If not possible, how can I assign quota to (only) mailboxes?? Is there
> any quota-aware local-mailer??
> Thanks,
> Josep M. Torne
> TINET (Tarragona InterNET)
Martin
1. How to set quota and mail quota
Could anyone tell me how to set quota for user and mailboxes?
For the user quota.. I tried the mini-QuotaHowto but won't work...
well, I have this in my configuration
/etc/fstab
/dev/hda2 / ext2 defaults,grpquota,usrquota 1 1
and have quota.user and quota.group resides in / and /home
when I type quotaon -avug
nothing showed up
when I type quotacheck -avug
nothing showed up
when I typed repquota -a
nothing showed up
-sigh-...
I reboot, nothing special....
edquota -u user1
after I typed in everything.... :wq
still nothing happen.. and login as user1, type quota -ug, ha...
quota
for user1 :none
What's wrong?? I really dunno....
I have set the kernel. But still nothing happen...
When I edquota -u user1
it only shows:
Quotas for user user1:
~
that's all. Then I typed in manually all the stuffs same as the
Mini-HowTo, is it just press <Esc> to the
normal mode, type :wq to save and exit, that's all? Or I have to
save as other file like :wq!
{quota.user} ??
and when I check quota for other user1 by typing quota user1
it shows quota for user1(UID xxx): 0
why?
nothing changed....... please help me.... how to see if the quota
is enabled in Kernel. I use the make
menuconfig, type Y to the quota....and reboot...
nothing happens....
Please help me ......furthermore, how to set quota for user email
account? Like not more than 2MB
of mail to be stored? Because I am scared of someone bom my user
email ...
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