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From: brezak@york.osf.org (John Brezak)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: Re: trying to set up quotas, can anybody help?
Date: 17 Jun 93 13:59:54
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In-reply-to: peter@wiesel's message of Thu, 17 Jun 1993 12:18:58 GMT

In article <C8rM7n.MB8@cosy.sbg.ac.at> peter@wiesel (Peter Burgstaller) writes:

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   From: peter@wiesel (Peter Burgstaller)
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   Hi folks!

   Since I'll get a new 1GB disk for all my users (currently 54) I'd
   like to monitor their diskspace.
   So I tried to set up the quotas on my 386bsd machine (every other station
   is mounting from here)
Just let me see if I understand. You have a file server that is running
386BSD/NetBSD and you want to allow others using NFS to mount your server
and use quotas.

   Everything is fine on MY machine (where my raw-device is mounted ufs and
   userquota) but on every other system I don't get any quota-limitations 
   at all. If I hack a quota <user> on any other machine there comes
   no quota for <usename> <uid>.

   I have mounted with nfs and userquota on the clients. I tried it with
   noquota too but didn't work. 

   Can anybody help?
Needless to say. Quota support is local only. To support remote quotas both
client and server need to have something like the NFS related rpc.rquotad
running and the client NFS must be able to speak to it. Now the interface
is published in /usr/include/rpc/rquota.x, but how about the semantics.

The answer is - "some assembly required"...


   -THANKS TO YALL!
   - Peter

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