[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > From Googling, it seems suggested that I use automount, which would cut out > any version of Unix without automount, either from the age of the OS (early > Sun might be ok still?) and Unix flavours without automount.
Some users have reported "solving" this issue by creating UFS filesystems within ZFS zvol devices, then sharing those UFS filesystems out over NFS. Regular UFS quotas are then available. The downside is that you do lose some of the flexibility of ZFS, mainly that snapshots are now done on whole UFS filesystems (zvol's), and access to snapshots is not available via the .zfs/snapshot/ path. ZFS ACL's on the individual file level are also not possible with this scenario. Of course, ZFS is open-source. I wonder if anyone has started implementing user and/or group quotas for ZFS yet.... Regards, Marion _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
