On Sun, 29 Aug 1999, Andreas Gietl wrote:
> I just did the quotacheck and that's what happened:
>
> root@server7:/home/gietl > quotacheck -avug
> Scanning /dev/md0 [/] done
> Checked 3886 directories and 74449 files
> Using quotafile /quota.user
> Using quotafile /quota.group
>
> then i set up quota for a certain user...
>
> root@server7:/home/gietl > /scripts/editquota gietl 10M
> /dev/md0: blocks in use: 49810, limits (soft = 10000, hard = 10000)
>
> then i checked whether there's a quota now
>
> root@server7:/home/gietl > quota gietl
> Disk quotas for user gietl (uid 1000): none
>
> and got the answer there's none ..... but repquota gave me the right
> report.
>
> is the quota command deprecated?
>
It's not deprecated, I can't figure out why you're experiencing this
kind of problem. Have you tried rebooting and check if the
RAID partition is automatically mounted from /etc/fstab?
Btw, try 'zeroing' the size of quota.user and quota.group, maybe it's
corrupted and do 'quotacheck' again.
