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 file
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
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
> --
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 anyw
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
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
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 space
