On Fri, 15 Oct 1993, Lance Kurisaki wrote:
> Is there a way for a program to set the quota of a volume
> given the volume name or ID? It seems that the only interface
> is via a pioctl, which takes a file path name. Since the
> quota is a volume-related quantity, I would expect a simple
> interface to set it for a particular volume name or ID.
You could simply create a temporary mount point for the volume, set the quota
and delete the mount point again. 3-line shell script...
But thanks for the question! I was wondering how one could possibly flush
a volume out of the cache knowing the volume ID but given that 'fs flushv'
only takes a path name: does anybody know whether the same method would work?
How could I show that it works?
>
> Alternatively, is there a way to map a volume name or ID to
> the path where it is mounted? That info doesn't seem
> to be kept in the VLDB.
the volume could be mounted in several places...
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