Do you also experience strange quota output on a client?
Filesystem usage quota limit timeleft files quota limit timeleft /f/admini 0 2147483644 1048576 0 -1 -1
No matter what I put in quotas file, it always appears like that.
So far (in 6.1) it looked like:
/f/admini 0 1048576 1048576 0 -1 -1
Which is not so misleading.
I know soft quota is not meant to work over NFS as over UFS, but at least it could show up nicer.
p.
chopin@sgh.waw.pl (Piotr KUCHARSKI) writes:
Do you also experience strange quota output on a client?
Filesystem usage quota limit timeleft files quota limit timeleft /f/admini 0 2147483644 1048576 0 -1 -1
No matter what I put in quotas file, it always appears like that.
So far (in 6.1) it looked like:
/f/admini 0 1048576 1048576 0 -1 -1
Which is not so misleading.
I know soft quota is not meant to work over NFS as over UFS, but at least it could show up nicer.
The new "soft quotas" in 6.2 show up as the soft limits in the results of an rquota RPC, even though they are conceptually rather different, and the default ("-", infinite) shows up as 1TB-4KB as you have found. I posted something about this back on 27 March ("Problems with quotas and statvfs() in ONTAP 6.2"). I should really get round to officially reporting it to NetApp...
A circumvention is to set soft limits explicitly equal to hard ones in /etc/quotas, e.g.
foobar user@/home 200M 10K - 200M 10K
Chris Thompson Email: cet1@cam.ac.uk
On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 04:08:00PM +0100, Chris Thompson wrote:
A circumvention is to set soft limits explicitly equal to hard ones in /etc/quotas, e.g. foobar user@/home 200M 10K - 200M 10K
In fact, documentation is misleading on that!
A typical line from the /etc/quotas file might include the following descriptors: <quota target> <type> <disk space> <files> [<threshold>] [#<comment>]
And so I had: * user@/admini 1G - 900M #default
But that gave wrong results. After adding one field: * user@/admini 1G - 900M - #default
It works fine! And it doesn't have to be equal, Chris.
User sees now: /f/admini 0 0 1048576 0 -1 -1
p.
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