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Michael Thompson wrote: | I run quota for all my network users, and as far as I understand it, | quota checks the usage on startup. | | My server does not often get rebooted, so do I need to periodicly run | | Code: | | /etc/init.d/quota stop | quotacheck -avug | /etc/init.d/quota start | | to make sure that users are not over quota, or does quota do that it's | self with no interaction from me?
I've never personally configured quotas, but I recall that the machines at my University used to handle the quotas automatically using soft (say 30mb, where the user gets a warning) and a hard limit (say 35mb, where the user cannot write any more to the disks)... so I'd guess it's not necessary.
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