I have a similar problems with my system. I figured out that my system
supports quotas, but I don't know how to set one. I can't seem to find
info that is helpful. If someone has a commented quota example file,
or can send me to a page that tells me the name of the file, and the
syntax with some little examples that would be great. I.E. I want
everyone who's home dir is /home to have a 10 meg limit. I have no
problem adding them to a text file, because I have a script that I use
to call adduser and I can just modify that.
--- Mark Pecaut <mpecaut@steamboataffordable.com> wrote:
<snip>
> No. QUOTA is in GENERIC kernel, which means you don't have to
> do anything unless you are already using your own custom kernel.
> If you are using your own custom kernel, then you should know how
> to compile your own kernel, but you might want to read
> http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html
> anyway. You don't need to do anything with Makefile.i386.
>
> -Mark
> --
> http://steamboataffordable.com
>
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Peter Hessler
<yodadoa@yahoo.com>
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