Conference turris::digital_unix

9565.0. "ADVFS quota problem: chfsets command" by DEKVC::HUNJAELEE () Mon Apr 21 1997 08:30

    <DU 4.0b>
    I used the command "chfsets" to limit fileset space usuage, because one
    file domain had 4 filesets. But it seemed not to run. I did like this.
    
    #chfsets -f 100 -b 1000 D_domain D_fset1
    D_fset1
           ID			: 33277f67.000922e7.6.8001
    	   File H Limit		: 0 --> 100
    	   Block H Limit	: 0 --> 1000
    
    After that, I was to make more larger file than the Block Limit size
    (1000K). It was created. And the results were following.
    
    #showfsets D_domain D_fset1
    	.
    	.
    	.
    		Blocks (512) : 3424, Slim=0, HLim=2000
    		Quota Status : user=off group=off
    
    After all, File set quota didn't work.
    
    Kernel option (option QUOTA), fstab ( D_domain#D_fset1 /D_fset1 advfs
    rq 0 0) was confirmed.
    
    
    Thanks in advanced any reply,
    	hjlee/dek
    
    

    Superuser could do everything. Common user did not use more than that
    quota.

AdvFS fileset quotas are not enforced against superuser.

If you feel they should be, please either file a QAR/IPMT, or raise the issue
with Product Management.

--Ken