Will probably look on your 2nd option, thanks Ian and
to others for giving me pointers.
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On 1/17/07, Jun Salen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have only one partition (/) in LVM where
> home also resides. Can I use disk quota or there are
> other ways?
IIRC, disk quotas are implement on mount points, so if
you only have
/, the quota restrictions will be implemented
wholesale, which is bad.
You're better off separating /home and /var, at least.
('An ounce of
prevention...' and all that.)
Other choices:
1. If /var/mail/spool is used, use the Postfix
mailbox_size_limit
parameter.
2. If you're using Courier IMAP, use maildirquota and
the maildirsize
file.
The relevant documentation will point you to more
resources. HTH.
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