Thanks to all who replied:
Martin Casaulta <Casaulta_at_mail.dec.com>
Jim Williams 474-6290 <sxjvw_at_orca.alaska.EDU>
Why not ? <gege_at_cal.enst.fr>
Stephane.Branchoux_at_univ-perp.fr (stephane branchoux)
Peter Stern <peter_at_wiscpa.weizmann.ac.il>
My original question:
I a running DU 4.0B on an AlphaServer 1000A.
I have set up a AdvFS domain with several filesets. Upon boot, the
showfsets command shows that the group and user quotas are off.
Quota Status : user=off group=off
How do I have quota on upon boot? My fstab entry looks like:
users_domain#staff /usr/users/staff advfs rq,userquota,groupquota 0 2
After boot the quotaon -a command will turn the quotas on.
The answer:
It seeems I was missing the last step in setting up quotas on filesets:
Look at the line QUOTA_CONFIG in your /etc/rc.config file.
If there is nothing, type :
rcmgr set QUOTA_CONFIG yes
/sbin/init.d/quota start
Stephane warns: Becareful, there is a bug with comman quotacheck -a.
In DU 4.0B (v 564), there is a bug in quotacheck -a command.
So you can comment it in /sbin/init.d/quota file.
If necessary, you can make a quotacheck for each file system ( this command is
OK )but it is not necessary to make this each time you reboot.
Ellen Davis
Received on Wed May 07 1997 - 17:23:04 NZST