Disk Quotas
Hugh Fader
hugh at slee01.srl.ford.com
Thu Apr 12 22:53:05 AEST 1990
I'm trying to set up disk quotas on a Sun Sparcstation I. I have
encountered something I don't understand. TFM says that quotas are
specified in 1K blocks so a quota of 1000 is 1 Mb of disk space. The
output from the quota command doesn't agree with this. For example user
smith has a 20 Mb disk quota on /home. The output from quota is.
# quota -v smith
Disk quotas for smith (uid 103):
Filesystem usage quota limit timeleft files quota limit timeleft
/home 6 20000 21000 0 0 0
What is the usage of 6 mean? If I do a du on smith's account I get:
# du -s ~smith
12703 /home/smith
Smith does own all the files in this account. Another account with about
12 Mb of use (obtained from du) shows 0 usage from the quota command. I
don't understand. Can somebody out there educate me?
Hugh Fader
hugh at slee01.srl.ford.com
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