Dear Roland, nice Quota support k/m/g/t/K/M/G/T to specify values in e.g. kB
But if specifying 8G the LAM user assumes this means 8GB. This is wrong, because 8G in LAM are 8TB. One block are 1024 Bytes. setquota evaluates the units correctly: setquota dummyuser 8G 9G 0 0 /dev/mapper/local-home sets 8GB softlimit for dummyuser. I suggest also to make some comments about the meaning (numbers without units means blocks and with units means Bytes) and the difference of g and G in the question mark over the fields. -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen ##------------ IT Physik / Georg August Universitaet Goettingen ---------- ## Tel: +49 551 399363 FAX: +49 551 39189363 ## Post: Dr. Jürgen Holm -- Friedrich Hund Platz 1 -- 37077 Goettingen ## URL: http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/jh.html ## ## Rechtschreibfehler sind Absicht und dienen der allgemeinen Belustigung. ##-------------- Verschtehen Sie, Isch habe garrr kein Wooerd! -----------
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