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golds
ParticipantI believe I may have found the problem. I initially tried using Workgroup Manager to implement quotas, but found it lacking. Next I started using terminal. However there may be a conflict in trying to use both. So now, I’m trying to turn the quota feature off of Workgroup Manager and use terminal (UNIX).
Any suggestions in cleaning up the conflicts (Deleting files, running permissions, etc)?
golds
ParticipantTo questionsmac:
-The only symbolic links from the boot volume are on the /automount link.
-Also the The boot volume does not have quotas enabled.
To macshome:
What file would you like to see. The following files are blank:
— .quotas.ops.user
— .quotas.ops.groupsThe following files just show a hash file and a bunch of goobdy stuff. Binary.
— .quota.ops
— .quota.groupsBelow is the quota file for user golds. If I modify the soft or hard limits under blocks, it gives me a bad format error. If just open the file and close it, it gives me an error.
uotas for user golds:
/Volumes/Xserve RAID: 1K blocks in use: 0, limits (soft = 0, hard = 0)
inodes in use: 1, limits (soft = 0, hard = 0)
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“/tmp/EdP.aaOGMV” 3L, 141CThere is no /etc/fstab file for me to modify to to recognize quotas. I don’t even know if I need modify them. Are there any specific quota files you want me to send?
Thanks in advance
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