First, the scenario: Server: RedHat 6.0, with NFS exported /home Users have a quota restriction on /home Client: RedHat 6.2, with NFS mounted /home from server I'm having a couple of problems: 1. The quota reported on the workstation for the user's /home storage space is different than that reported when the user is logged into the server. For example, when user x is logged into the server, the quota command reports Disk quotas for user x (uid 427): Filesystem blocks quota limit /dev/sdc1 2784 25000 30000 (/dev/sdc1 is mounted as /home). But when logged into a workstation, quota is reported like this: Disk quotas for user x (uid 427): Filesystem blocks quota limit csunix:/home 696 6259 7500 2. Some users have their quota-reported disk usage drift out-of-sync with the actual usage. For example, a user may be reported as using 2700 blocks of storage, but a du on his home directory reports much less. Running quotacheck on the server will bring things back in sync, until the drift occurs again. I would appreciate any suggestions! Regards, Stephen Schaub _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
