Re: managing quotas on Ext3 FS

I'mcurrently using quota support with ext3 in full journal mode, on a large webserver and its working quite nicely. System: Debian 3.0 kernel: 2.4.24(with quota support of course) Quota Utilities 3.0.9 apache 2 proftpd-mysql Robert Cates wrote: Hi, I'm hoping to get some insight on how to se

Re: managing quotas on Ext3 FS

I'mcurrently using quota support with ext3 in full journal mode, on a large webserver and its working quite nicely. System: Debian 3.0 kernel: 2.4.24(with quota support of course) Quota Utilities 3.0.9 apache 2 proftpd-mysql Robert Cates wrote: Hi, I'm hoping to get some insight on how to

Re: managing quotas on Ext3 FS

Robert Cates wrote: > I'm hoping to get some insight on how to setup and manage account > quotas with Debian 3.0 in an ISP environment. > I have a Debian 3.0 server running, with ext3 file systems, and as I > understand it the quota (3.04-1) package does not or cannot fully > work with ext3 file sy

Re: managing quotas on Ext3 FS

Robert Cates wrote: > I'm hoping to get some insight on how to setup and manage account > quotas with Debian 3.0 in an ISP environment. > I have a Debian 3.0 server running, with ext3 file systems, and as I > understand it the quota (3.04-1) package does not or cannot fully > work with ext3 file sy

managing quotas on Ext3 FS

Hi,   I'm hoping to get some insight on how to setup and manage account quotas with Debian 3.0 in an ISP environment. I have a Debian 3.0 server running, with ext3 file systems, and as I understand it the quota (3.04-1) package does not or cannot fully work with ext3 file systems.  Is there

managing quotas on Ext3 FS

Hi,   I'm hoping to get some insight on how to setup and manage account quotas with Debian 3.0 in an ISP environment. I have a Debian 3.0 server running, with ext3 file systems, and as I understand it the quota (3.04-1) package does not or cannot fully work with ext3 file systems.  Is there