Unfortunately it doesn’t look like there is a way to target a specific quota.
So for cluster with many file systems and/or many filesets in each file system,
clearing the quota entries affect all quotas in all file systems and all
filesets. This means that you have to clear them all and then reapply the
explicit quotas that you need to keep.
# mmedquota -h
Usage: mmedquota -d {-u User ... | -g Group ... | -j Device:Fileset ... }
Maybe RFE time, or am I missing some other existing solution?
-Bryan
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That was it! Thanks!
# mmrepquota -v fpi_test02:root --block-size G
*** Report for USR GRP quotas on fpi_test02
Block Limits |
File Limits
Name fileset type GB quota limit in_doubt
grace | files quota limit in_doubt grace entryType
root root USR 243 0 0 0
none | 248 0 0 0 none default on
bbanister root USR 84 0 0 0
none | 21 0 0 0 none e
root root GRP 243 0 0 0
none | 248 0 0 0 none default on
# mmedquota -d -u bbanister
#
# mmrepquota -v fpi_test02:root --block-size G
*** Report for USR GRP quotas on fpi_test02
Block Limits |
File Limits
Name fileset type GB quota limit in_doubt
grace | files quota limit in_doubt grace entryType
root root USR 243 0 0 0
none | 248 0 0 0 none default on
bbanister root USR 84 0 0 0
none | 21 0 0 0 none d_fset
root root GRP 243 0 0 0
none | 248 0 0 0 none default on
Note that " Try disabling and re-enabling default quotas with the -d option for
that fileset " didn't fix this issue.
Cheers,
-Bryan
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check out the -d option for the mmedquota command:
"Reestablish default quota limits for a specific user, group, or fileset that
had an explicit quota limit set by a previous invocation of the mmedquota
command.”
--Peter
> On 2018 May 14 Mon, at 22:29, Bryan Banister
> <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I got myself into a situation where I was trying to enable a default user
> quota on a fileset and remove the existing quotas for all users in that
> fileset. But I used the `mmsetquota <fs>:<fileset> --user <user> --block
> 0:0` command and now it says that I have explicitly set this quota.
>
> Is there a way to remove a user quota entry so that it will adhere to the
> default user quota that I now have defined?
>
> Can’t find anything in man pages, thanks!
> -Bryan
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