Many thanks to:
PRE Site Manager <star_at_uclan.ac.uk>, Alexis Villagra<avillagra_at_gmd.com.pe>
Paul A Sand <pas_at_unh.edu>, MC. Vialatte_at_custsv.univ-bpclermont.fr>
Here is the summary to my quota command question:
1. Configure the system to include the disk quota subsystem by editing
the /sys/conf/NAME system configuration file to include the following
line:
options QUOTA
2. Edit the /etc/fstab file and change the fourth field of the file
system's entry to read rw, userquota and gruopquota.
3.- Use the quotacheck command to create a quota file where the quota
subsystem stores current allocations and quota limits.
# quotacheck -u /home
4.- Use the edquota command to activate the quota editor and create a
quota entry for each user.
# edquota username
# edquota -g groupname
5.- Use the quotaon command to activate the quota system.
# quotaon -u /home
6.- Use the quota command to verify
# quota -u username
7.- To check and enable disk quotas during system startup, use the
following command to set the disk quota configuration variable in the
/etc/rc.config file:
# /usr/sbin/rcmgr set QUOTA_CONFIG yes
Received on Fri Aug 08 1997 - 23:48:09 NZST