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02-12-2003 08:55 PM
02-12-2003 08:55 PM
How To Disk Quota
Could you give me instruction for setting disk quota on Linux Redhat6.2 and 7.3,
Thanks in advance for your helps.
B/R
Worapoj
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02-12-2003 10:30 PM
02-12-2003 10:30 PM
Re: How To Disk Quota
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/mini/Quota
(summary:
add 'usrquota' and/or 'grpquota' to /etc/fstab file-system entries
reboot to get them to take effct, unless you like 'mount -oremount,usrquota' commands.
execute 'quotacheck -cmauvg' to create starting quota files
make sure 'quotaon -uavg' gets executed at boot-up (should be done via /etc/rc.sysinit already).
Periodically run 'quotacheck -auvg'.
Use 'edquota' and 'setquota' to make your quota levels.)
Hope this helps.
(Sorry for the brief post, not having a happy afternoon).
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02-13-2003 02:47 AM
02-13-2003 02:47 AM
Re: How To Disk Quota
Hi,
Look at the quota command.
See man quota
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06-23-2003 11:07 PM
06-23-2003 11:07 PM
Re: How To Disk Quota
I have another question, even i had accessed samba server from PC A. aferward PC A has always access samba server. How to prevent by refresh logon promlt every time access to file server.
B/R,
Worapoj P
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06-24-2003 03:29 AM
06-24-2003 03:29 AM
Re: How To Disk Quota
edit smb.conf
in [global] section , put this command.
deadtime = 200
if the client is inactive for 300 seconds samba will terminate its connection. And client will have to reconnect.
regards,
U.SivaKumar
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06-24-2003 06:37 PM
06-24-2003 06:37 PM
Re: How To Disk Quota
If you have enabled domain logon in samba. you can use this share option for your purpose.
[home]
revalidate = yes
Restart samba.
In my previous thread the actual units is in minutes not seconds. sorry for the mistake.
regards,
U.SivaKumar.