Right now there is no quota support for vserver; People are working on it / talking about it but nothing you can put into production right now.
1. The way I personally handle it, and its easier when all your virtual servers are predetermined by the plan users select, is before ever putting a box into a production I slice the hard drive in x amount of partitions and then just symlink them from the /vserver dir; Its obviously a very dirty way of doing it but it works for me :) 2. For the quota for the users inside the server it gets ever nastier. First of all, all the mail goes to /var/spool and absolutely nothing but user data goes into their home dir. Every night I run a cron that does du -hs /home/$user and if they are exceeding their quota I notify the admin, the user, and incriment the counter in db. Once the counter hits 7 I change the directory to read-only and leave the verdict to the admin of the vserver. Where logic and common sense don't cut it, violence and brute-forcing always work. -Vlad On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Robert Rolfe wrote: > Sorry people but i am a newbie and i have 2 questions i need to get the > answer to.... > > 1) is it possible to limit the space to the VPS from the main server? > how? > > 2) is it possible to have user quota's inside of the VPS? how? >
