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Manage disk quotas Overview

 Manage disk quotas:
Quotas allow you to control disk usage by user or by group. Quotas prevent individual users and groups from using a larger portion of a filesystem than they are permitted, or from filling it up altogether. XFS filesystems also support project quotas, which limit the amount of space used by a project, regardless of which users create files in the project's directory tree.
Quotas must be enabled and managed by the root user or by a user with root authority. They are often used on multiuser systems, but less often on single-user workstations.
There are three different types of quota support:
  1. vfsold, or version 1 quota
  2. vfsv0, or version 2 quota
  3. xfs, the quota on XFS filesystems
This article covers version 2 quota on non-XFS filesystems and xfs quota on XFS filesystems. Note that the LPI 101 exam focuses on version 2 quotas.
Quotas require kernel support that was introduced in later 2.4 kernels. 2.6 kernels have the support you need

Overview

In this article, learn to manage disk quotas for users. Learn to:
  • Set up a disk quota for a filesystem
  • Set quota limits
  • Check quotas
  • Generate quota reports
Unless otherwise noted, the examples in this article use Fedora 13 with a 2.6.34 kernel. Your results on other systems may differ.
This article helps you prepare for Objective 104.4 in Topic 104 of the Linux Professional Institute's Junior Level Administration (LPIC-1) exam 101. The objective has a weight of 1.

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