And.... what was your error? Share the pain please?
"Mark" == Mark A via Toasters Allen toasters@teaparty.net writes:
Mark> From: "Allen, Mark A" maallen@lanl.gov Mark> To: "toasters@teaparty.net" toasters@teaparty.net Mark> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2018 23:01:39 +0000 Mark> Subject:
Mark> Never mind! User error, user and tree quotas working as expected in flexgroup running 95RC1
Mark> Mark
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Mark> Toasters,
Mark> I have a qtree for home directories in a FlexGroup. I’m testing 9.5RC1 quota enforcement and Mark> seeing mixed results.
Mark> The tree type quota rule is enforced.
Mark> But, the user type quota rules are not.
Mark> Both default and userid specific user quotas are not enforced. The commands below are accepted Mark> without error and I see the disk limits in volume quota policy rule show and volume quota report. Mark> But, when I rsync a file over usage exceeds the limit. Any ideas?
Mark> volume quota policy rule modify -vserver data -policy-name y_users -volume y_users_fg1 -type user Mark> -target "" -qtree users -disk-limit 3g
Mark> volume quota resize…
Mark> volume quota policy rule create -vserver data -policy-name y_users -volume y_users_fg1 -type user Mark> -target 12345 -qtree users -disk-limit 3g
Mark> volume quota off/on…
Mark> Mark
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I believe it was a case of running volume quota resize rather than volume quota off/on. I also now include -foreground true to ensure the quota initialization is complete before I test.
On 12/17/18, 1:35 PM, "John Stoffel" john@stoffel.org wrote:
And.... what was your error? Share the pain please?
>>>>> "Mark" == Mark A via Toasters Allen toasters@teaparty.net writes:
Mark> From: "Allen, Mark A" maallen@lanl.gov Mark> To: "toasters@teaparty.net" toasters@teaparty.net Mark> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2018 23:01:39 +0000 Mark> Subject:
Mark> Never mind! User error, user and tree quotas working as expected in flexgroup running 95RC1
Mark> Mark
Mark> -----------------------------------
Mark> Toasters,
Mark> I have a qtree for home directories in a FlexGroup. I’m testing 9.5RC1 quota enforcement and Mark> seeing mixed results.
Mark> The tree type quota rule is enforced.
Mark> But, the user type quota rules are not.
Mark> Both default and userid specific user quotas are not enforced. The commands below are accepted Mark> without error and I see the disk limits in volume quota policy rule show and volume quota report. Mark> But, when I rsync a file over usage exceeds the limit. Any ideas?
Mark> volume quota policy rule modify -vserver data -policy-name y_users -volume y_users_fg1 -type user Mark> -target "" -qtree users -disk-limit 3g
Mark> volume quota resize…
Mark> volume quota policy rule create -vserver data -policy-name y_users -volume y_users_fg1 -type user Mark> -target 12345 -qtree users -disk-limit 3g
Mark> volume quota off/on…
Mark> Mark
Mark> _______________________________________________ Mark> Toasters mailing list Mark> Toasters@teaparty.net Mark> http://www.teaparty.net/mailman/listinfo/toasters
Mark> I believe it was a case of running volume quota resize rather Mark> than volume quota off/on. I also now include -foreground true to Mark> ensure the quota initialization is complete before I test.
That makes alot more sense now. cDOT is great stuff but sometimes it throws a curve ball...
John
Gents -
Don’t forget that 9.5RC1 is the first release with FG quota enforcement as well — it’s bound to improve when it goes GA & through P releases. Keep the feedback coming as you run into issues — they can’t fix what they don’t know is broken.
BTW, Happy Holidays & New Years everyone — let’s all have a toast to the toasters!
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On Dec 22, 2018, at 12:51 PM, John Stoffel <john@stoffel.orgmailto:john@stoffel.org> wrote:
Mark> I believe it was a case of running volume quota resize rather Mark> than volume quota off/on. I also now include -foreground true to Mark> ensure the quota initialization is complete before I test.
That makes alot more sense now. cDOT is great stuff but sometimes it throws a curve ball...
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