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Old 04-04-2007, 03:41 PM   #1
justsimran
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group warnquota's


hi

as we knw in linux if we create several users under one group we have a special message for all the users of "disk quota exceeded" and "warning message too" for soft and hard inodes,,

i want to change my messages to what it says in default

I want when someone exceeds their quota i wanna display a message " you r prohibited to make more files or directories"

i knw there is a file "/etc/warnquota" but i am not sure how to write it,,, after looking at man page also

i want to write the message for group(whole group) not a specific user,,(i mean tht message will work for all users under tht group)

Q. How can i do tht?

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