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From: hribnak@nucleus.com (Jim Hribnak)
Subject: Disk Quotas
Message-ID: <CrIMwB.3K4@nucleus.com>
Organization: Nucleus Information Service
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 1994 00:33:47 GMT
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Is there anything out there for BSDI unix that will once a users disk
quota is reached start deleting OLD email some people just dont
understand that theyy have to delete email when done. One guy had had
OVER 400 email messages. And I hate having to go into their account and
delete OLD mail because they cant access their account!!
Also whats a good ratio for the soft and hard blocks Right now we can
only allow a 2 meg LIMIT due to hd space and our quota for the users is
setup as:
Quotas for user <user>:
/usr: blocks in use: 1416, limits (soft = 2000, hard = 2300)
inodes in use: 44, limits (soft = 0, hard = 0)
How can I get around always having to go in and delete stuff for a user?
Jim Hribnak Nucleus Information Service
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Jim Hribnak Nucleus Information Service
VP Operations, Atomic Data Communications 55 Lines (403)531-9353 (2400)
----------------------------------------- (403)531-9366 (19200)
hribnak@nucleus.com (403)249-9009 (voice)