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vxrepquota

NAME

vxrepquota - summarize quotas for a VxFS file system

SYNOPSIS

vxrepquota [ -guv ] filesystem ...

vxrepquota -a [ -guv ]

AVAILABILITY

VRTSvxfs

DESCRIPTION

vxrepquota prints a summary of user and group quotas and the disk usage for a specified VxFS file system. The current disk usage values for number of files, amount of space (in kilobytes), and the quota limit are printed for each user and group on the file system with quotas set by vxedquota.

The file system must have quotas enabled for vxrepquota to provide current usage information. The file system must also have a quotas and quotas.grp file in its root directory to print user and group quotas.

Only privileged users can run vxrepquota to view quotas that are not their own.

Cluster File System Issues

This command operates the same on cluster file systems, however, to enable quotas for CFS, the quotas file must be on the same file system; links to another file system are not allowed.

OPTIONS

-a

Reports summaries on all mounted VxFS file systems that have either the user or group quota mount option set in the /etc/fstab file.

-g

Displays group quotas.

-u

Displays user quotas.

-v

Reports quotas for all users and groups (if -g is specified) with quotas set by vxedquota, including those who are not using any file system resources.

EXAMPLES

The following example shows the summary for the file system /tstmnt. The plus (+) indicates that user sys exceeded the soft Block limits. The minus (-) sign indicates that user sys is still within the soft File limit.

# vxrepquota /tstmnt

Block limits File limits

User used soft hard timeleft used soft hard timeleft

sys +- 25 5 200 7.0 days 5 0 0

The following example prints group summaries.

# vxrepquota -g /tstmnt

Block limits File limits

User used soft hard timeleft used soft hard timeleft

grl +- 25 5 200 7.0 days 5 0 0

FILES

/etc/fstab

Table of file system defaults.

quotas

The user quotas file in the file system root directory.

quotas.grp

The group quotas file in the file system root directory.

SEE ALSO

vxedquota(1M), vxquota(1M), vxquotaon(1M), fstab (5)