** Tags added: quota
** Summary changed:
- New quota limit policy
+ Updating the quota of existing users
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Title:
Updating the quota of
Hello Iñaki,
Thank you for this suggestion. That sounds good. Hugh: That would be
something for further improvement.
Cheers
Kristina
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Hi Kristina,
you could use some heuristics to help with the changes: e.g you only
change the quota for those users/groups whose current quota equals the
old institution quota.
In case the current quota is not the same as the old quota, you could
keep the higher of the current user quota and the
Hi dajan,
I was the developer that implemented this feature.
The old user/group quota is left exactly the same even if the new quota
is higher/lower. This I believe is the case when you set a new default
quota for users (the only default quota you could set before).
The reason for this is that
Hello dajan,
Hugh and I had talked about your suggestion earlier. He already posted
his response. Updating existing quota is tricky as there is currently no
way to see in a big list which quotas are allocated to users (unless you
have database access). Therefore, updating the existing quotas
Subscribing Kristina who might have an opinion as to what the right
thing to do is...
** Changed in: mahara
Status: New = Triaged
** Changed in: mahara
Importance: Undecided = Medium
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