Hi Martin,

Thanks. Since this is a production VPS I'll have to test on lab box  
or something. I'll post back with results when I have them.

Mike
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On Aug 17, 2005, at 11:03 AM, Martin wrote:

> --- In [email protected], Mike Brandonisio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm running a Fedora core 2 VPS. I have been getting QoS alerts
>> saying that I am over limit for Disk Inodes and then an alert that
>> seems to correct itself. I'm thinking that this is some kind of temp
>> files being generated but I cannot find anything in the logs for
>> message or mail that coincides with the alert times.
>>
>> Does anyone know a technique or script that would tell me what user
>> or folder is using more than a predetermined number of disk inodes?
>>
>>
>
> You can use ls -i (or ls -li) to report the inodes used by file.
>
> To find inode usage by user, you could enable quotas on the filesystem
> in question and use "repquota".  There's a lot of good documentation
> on enabling quotas on the internet, but here's a quick run-through
> (test on a non-production system and make sure no one's using the
> partition at the time with "fuser"):
>
> Edit /etc/fstab and add "usrquota" to the mount options for the
> partition in question.
>
> Remount the partition without unmounting it with "mount -o remount
> /[mount point]"
>
> "touch /[mount point]/aquota.user" to create a place for the quota db.
>
> Run "quotacheck" to initialize the quota db (will return an error that
> can be ignored).
>
> Use "edquota -u [user]" to assign quotas to users.
>
> Use "repquota" to see who's using all the inodes.
>
> Martin
>
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