quotas has me stumped

Christian Barth barth at cck.uni-kl.de
Mon Oct 8 23:39:02 GMT 2001


> Hello all,
>     Here is my setup: Redhat 7.1 with samba 2.2.1a. I have quotas
> working on a per user basis. But here is the problem, if a user, say
> user1, is part of a group that has access to a folder, the folder
> inherits the quota from user1. If I change the quota roe user1 through
> edquota, it propagates to the group share. For obvious reasons, this
> will not work for me because I need to store 7GB files in the group
> share but do not want to give user1 a 7GB quota. Am I missing something?
> This has perplexed me for some time and I would appreciate any help
> given.
The user quota is per user and file system, the file is allway 
counted with its owner. So you may seperte [homes] and the group 
share to different disks with different quotas. I have quotas only on 
[homes] and check the disk space usage in the projects share 
manually. But you may look at group quota for this. With group quotas 
(I don't use them may self) the quota is counted and checkt with the 
group a file belongs to.

Christian




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