User Quota
I would like to know how to enable user quota on my Debian install. Basically I would like to put a disk quota on the /home directory for my user.
Thanks for help.
Regards,
Kevin
4 Replies
apt-get install quota
Then, read this:
-Chris
BTW, whenever I mount a file system to /dev/ubde… I am not able to log in. The server seems to be just hanging …..
If I move whatever file system that I mounted to /dev/ubde to another one, like /dev/ubdf…. then everything works fine.
I am not sure if there is something I did wrong.. or not. But just would like to let you know about this.
Thanks for help.
Regards,
Kevin
@komy:
BTW, whenever I mount a file system to /dev/ubde… I am not able to log in. The server seems to be just hanging …..
If I move whatever file system that I mounted to /dev/ubde to another one, like /dev/ubdf…. then everything works fine.
I am not sure if there is something I did wrong.. or not. But just would like to let you know about this.
Hmm – I just tested this with a Debian filesystem and a handful of ext3 disk images. No problems mounting on /dev/ubde, or any other ubd devices.
Did you reboot your Linode after adding the drive to the configuration?
-Chris
Is there any debug step that you would like me to run throguh in case this happens to me again?
Regards,
Kevin