We have the same problem. Using the 4.01 package from Sid fixes this.
After capturing the traffic to the rquotad using the 4.01 sid
package, the 4.00-4 Wheezy and the 4.00~pre1-6 from Squeeze, we saw
that the Wheezy version lacks the leading slash in the pathname
that gets queried. 4.01 does include it again.
The rquotad returns NOQUOTA for the pathname without
the leading slash, therefore quota doesn't produce any output.
The problem is in line 165 of quota-tools/rquota_client.c:
*pathname++ = '\0';
/* For NFSv4, we send the filesystem path without initial /.
* Server prepends proper
* NFS pseudoroot automatically and uses this for
* detection of NFSv4 mounts. */
I don't know if this is relevant, but it seems that Linux rquotad
doesn't care about the missing slash, whereas Solaris' rquotad does.
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