>> Tried setting up 2 diffrent policies, one for the "catch all" for all users >> and one for users that have specific quotas set. Set the priority for the >> catch all to 20 and the specific users one to 10. Still seems to be doing >> both. Now it seems to do them in the correct order .. user quota then all >> users but its still doing both... Is there some way to tell it if it >> matches the first policy then to not move on to the next policy? > > I'll add this to the TODO list, it was never a scenario I contemplated. > > In the interim you'll need to exclude users from the policy, by adding them > to a group and going !%usergroup or something on those lines. > > You can then even use %usergroup in your other policy to explicitly set the > quotas higher or lower, this way it will only match one of the policies and > be configurable in 1 place.
This was something that policyd v1 did by default. sucks that it doesnt work the same way in v2. Since this is not a feature in v2 do you think there is any way I can getyou to help me with some problems we are running into regarding version 1 or is that not supported on this list anymore? -- Jordan Tardif DreamHost _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.policyd.org/mailman/listinfo/users
