Paul Menage wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone considered using CKRM to implement a "directory" classtype,
that would allow you to track/limit I/O and space usage for a set of
directory hierarchies?
Set of directory hierarchies in a regular (non-rcfs) filesystem ?
Similar to Linux disk quotas (maybe even using
the existing disk quota hooks?), but on a hierarchy basis rather than
a per-group/user basis.
Could you explain a bit more what you mean by "hierarchy basis" ?
The directory hierarchy in rcfs represent CKRM classes and don't have
any correspondence to disk filesystem hierarchies. So I don't see how
you'll specify the directory hierarchy you're trying to regulate (if
thats what you're suggesting).
-- Shailabh
Thanks,
Paul
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