Brendon Grunewald wrote:
I want to use Zope to offer registered visitors to my site a little free
webspace on the site. Since I use hosting service that restricts and charges
me for space, I would like to restrict the size that their zope folders can
consume.
Hence:
Is there any simple
One thing I considered doing was using 2.2's mountable databases for
something like this. Give each user their own database (possibly
without undo information) and use a cron job to check file sizes. If
you have root on the box, you could create users id's for each user and
use quota on the
Hello!
ZODB (like any other filesystem-like storage) should has "qouta"
support. But while it is not implemented I'd like to hear your recipe.
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
Brendon Grunewald wrote:
I want to use Zope to offer registered visitors to my site a little free
Oleg Broytmann wrote:
Hello!
ZODB (like any other filesystem-like storage) should has "qouta"
support. But while it is not implemented I'd like to hear your recipe.
I don't beleive ZODB is a 'filesystem-like' storage, as it is an Object Database. The
problem (well, one of them anyway
Thanks!
On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
Now, what I am doing, is to use the Mountable Database (?) product to mount a given
client's site on. I then calculate storage based upon the size of that particular
Data.fs,
and then:
o let the fs handle the quota for the user
--or--
I want to use Zope to offer registered visitors to my site a little free
webspace on the site. Since I use hosting service that restricts and charges
me for space, I would like to restrict the size that their zope folders can
consume.
Hence:
Is there any simple way of limiting the amount of
Brendon Grunewald wrote:
I want to use Zope to offer registered visitors to my site a little free
webspace on the site. Since I use hosting service that restricts and charges
me for space, I would like to restrict the size that their zope folders can
consume.
Hence:
Is there any simple
