How to use disk quotas in solaris (command mode) ? what is
the procedure for how to allocate particular space to
particular user
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Answer / sandeep
create one slice and format it.
#mount it on /export/home
#useradd -d /export/home/rao -m rao
#useradd -d /export/home/raj -m raj
#passwd rao
#passwd raj
#cd /export/home
#touch quotas
#quotaon -v /export/home
#edquota rao
fs /export/home blocks(softs=4,hard=6)inodes(soft=8,hard=12)
click on file and save it,then close it
telnet 0
login as rao
#touch 1 2 3 4 5 6
#touch 7(here warning will come but file is created)
#touch 8 9 10(now here error will come)
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Answer / srikanth
if any one knows can you please tell me the answer
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