> (Jun 14 2005 15:09) Ari�n Huisken wrote: >> Hi list, >> >> I have disk quotas running on a webserver where several clients have their >> webspace. >> >> All is working fine, except when the client is using some CMS system >> have a tool to upload images through the webinterface. These files are >> owned by httpd instead of the user, so its not counted by the quota >> system. >> >> It would be nice to have a quota set on the users home dir, ignoring the >> ownership of the file or something similar. > > The first idea is to create big files that holds filesystems and mount > them with quota or have the fixed size of them = to users quota. > > This means 1 file per user and 1 mounted filesystem per user, which is > horribly ugly.
Yeah, real ugly... > > The second thing that might be interesting is the ChildPerUserID > directive featured by the MPM perchild module: > http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/perchild.html > > Problem is the following statement: > "This module is not functional. Development of this module is not > complete and is not currently active. Do not use perchild unless you are > a programmer willing to help fix it." I'm willing to help, but this is a production server and I'm not a programmer... > So... So, I could run a script daily like: for i in `ls /home/users |cut -f0-1 -d/` ; do chown $i.users /home/users/$i done Or something more fancy... -- Ari�n Huisken Xilay Software _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
