Thanks for your responses !
 
I'll definitely explore the  enforceFilesetQuotaOnRoot option.
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And this behavior can be changed using the enforceFilesetQuotaOnRoot options ( check mmchconfig man page)

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Please also note that when you write as root, you are not restricted by the quota limits.

See example:

Write as non root user and run into hard limit:
[mr@home-11 limited]$ dd if=/dev/urandom of=testfile2 bs=1000 count=100000
dd: error writing ‘testfile2’: Disk quota exceeded
29885+0 records in
29884+0 records out
29884000 bytes (30 MB) copied, 3.38491 s, 8.8 MB/s


[root@home-11 limited]# mmrepquota gpfs0
Block Limits | File Limits
Name type KB quota limit in_doubt grace | files quota limit in_doubt grace
...
limited FILESET 322176 214784 322304 128 7 days | 5 0 0 0 none


Now write as root user and exceed hard limit:
[root@home-11 limited]# dd if=/dev/urandom of=testfile2 bs=1000 count=100000
100000+0 records in
100000+0 records out
100000000 bytes (100 MB) copied, 12.8355 s, 7.8 MB/s


[root@home-11 limited]# mmrepquota gpfs0
Block Limits | File Limits
Name type KB quota limit in_doubt grace | files quota limit in_doubt grace
...
limited FILESET 390656 214784 322304 8939520 7 days | 5 0 0 40 none


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Did you try to run mmcheckquota on the device

I observed that in the most recent versions (for the last 3 years)  
there is a real long lag for GPFS to process the internal accounting.  
So there is a slippage effects that skews quota operations.  
mmcheckquota is supposed to reset and zero all those cumulative deltas  
effective immediately.

Jaime

Quoting "Emmanuel Barajas Gonzalez" <[email protected]>:

> Hello spectrum scale team!   I'm working on the implementation of
> quotas per fileset and I followed the basic instructions described in
> the documentation. Currently the gpfs device has per-fileset quotas
> and there is one fileset with a block soft and a hard limit set.  My
> problem is that I'm being able to write more and more files beyond
> the quota (the grace period has expired as well).   How can I make
> sure quotas will be enforced and that no user will be able to consume
> more space than specified?   mmrepquota smfslv0
>                          Block Limits
>    |
> Name       fileset    type             KB      quota      limit
> in_doubt    grace |
> root       root       USR             512          0          0
>    0     none |
> root       cp1        USR           64128          0          0
>    0     none |
> system     root       GRP             512          0          0
>    0     none |
> system     cp1        GRP           64128          0          0
>    0     none |
> valid      root       GRP               0          0          0
>    0     none |
> root       root       FILESET         512          0          0
>    0     none |
> cp1        root       FILESET       64128       2048       2048
>    0  expired |
> Thanks in advance !   Best regards,
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