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After you enable quotas, the
aquota.* files must be populated by checkquota.
Issue the following commands:
# quotaoff -avug
# quotacheck -avug
( If you receive a message about the file being
truncated, run quotacheck again)
# quotaon -avug
It would be a good idea to run quotacheck -avug every so often to ensure the
current system state is synced with the aquota files. Only run quotacheck if
quota's are turned off.
Ok. I have a small question for anyone who
knows.
I'm TRYING to set quotas for users on my system,
but it's not working. I always get one of two errors, either:
Can't read quotafile header: No data
available
or
Failed: Invalid argument
You haven't probably converted old quotafiles to
new ones. see convertquota(8) manpage.
This is diving me nuts. I have a 0 byte
aquota.user file on my root directory (/aquota.user). If the file is not
there, nothing works either. I am assuming that I have to create the data in
the aquota.user file before I can edit quotas, but how do I do that? I've
searched all over the web and nowhere does it deal with the new quota system.
Only the old system (quota.user vs aquota.user)
What am I doing wrong? I'm stumped.
Thanks!
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