Quotas : ext3 file system
Does anyone know how to impose quotas on an ext3 file system?
I've looked on the internet and posted elsewhere, but I still don't see anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :) |
for /home:
(do this in single user mode) as root, edit /etc/fstab: LABEL=/home /home ext3 defaults,usrquota 1 2 save the file and then: mount /home -o remount,rw to create the quota files: quotacheck -uv /home then do a: quotaon /home to edit the quotas for a user: edquota -u username for details: man quotacheck man quotaon man edquota hth. |
Thanks
I will try this.
I don't know what single user mode is... can you clarify, please? -Thanks, Robert. |
in RH systems, it is the runlevel where only one user can login to the system - locally. u don't have any network conxn running, u can unmount your system mount points, u can run maintenance routines (ie. e2fsck or parted).
it accessible via 'telinit 1' or 'init 1'. |
ive just done as posted above and when I reboot i get errors for fstab and it wan'ts me to reboot or correct it. did i miss something?
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