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Hi Alpha Managers,
Here is my original question pointing to a vquota setup problem:
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>I try to establish 'vquota' on a advfs since one day.
>It would't work.
>Here is what I done:
>
>1) disklabel a drive with some advfs entry in the fstype column; eg:
> g: 797517 1900544 ADVfs # (Cyl. 1490*- 2116*)
>
>2) made a domain: mkfdmn /dev/rz10g home4
>3) made a fileset: mkfset home4 stud3
>4) made a entry in the '/etc/fstab' ; eg:
> home4#stud3 /home/stud3 advfs rq 0 0
>
>5) mount the advfs with mount -a -t advfs
>
>6) vquotaon /home/stud3
>
>Until this I got no problems.
>But when I'll set vquota for e.g. the known user 'student' with the vedquota util.
>I got the template:
>"Quotas for user student:"
>nothing more! Only this one line give me some choices to gues.
>I try a lot, but have no luck.
>
>When I try the 'vquotacheck /home/stud3' it answers:
>"/home/stud3 not found or not properly enabled for quotas in /etc/fstab"
>But it's still there.
>
>I changed the entry for the Blocks HLim from 0 to 797504 with the 'chfsets' util.:
>stud3
> Id : 3039d840.000f16b2.1.8001
> Files : 11042, SLim= 0, HLim= 0
> Blocks (512) : 438610, SLim= 0, HLim= 797504
> Quota Status : user=on group=on
>
>
>The 'vquota' gives and gives and gives:
>"Disk quotas for user student (uid 104): none"
>
>What' s the cause of this problem/what did I miss?
>
>Any help will be appreciated
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And here are the solution:
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>From Knut.Hellebo_at_nho.hydro.com Mon Aug 28 08:42:01 1995
You must have 'rq,userquota,groupquota' in the fstab entry (not necessary
with 'groupquota' if you not intend to enforce quotas on groups)
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>From Martyn.Johnson_at_cl.cam.ac.uk Fri Aug 25 16:50:06 1995
Despite the documentation in fstab(4), the "vquota..." commands do not seem to
recognise "rq" in /etc/fstab. Try changing the /etc/fstab entry to:
home4#stud3 /home/stud3 advfs rw,userquota 0 0
I think you will find that makes a difference.
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Knud and Martyn gave the missing information.
Thank you very much!!
Yours sincerely
Norbert
Received on Mon Aug 28 1995 - 11:44:37 NZST