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Hi Frndz I want to configure Disk Quota for my RHEL-4, for that mounted /home permanently with /dev/sda3 in fstab and used following commands. #mount -o remount,usrquota /home = to ...
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    Quota Not Eanabled

    Hi Frndz

    I want to configure Disk Quota for my RHEL-4, for that mounted /home permanently with /dev/sda3 in fstab and used following commands.

    #mount -o remount,usrquota /home = to enable disk quota.
    #quotacheck -c /home = to check quota
    #quotaon /home = to apply on home

    and finally when i use this command
    # edquota john = to edit the quota of john and saved it

    then i used the following #alt+ctrl+f1 and logged in with user and i am not able to create any thing the error is "disk quota exceeded" i had given max limit to user john.

    Help me frnds out of this.
    Thanks in Advance.
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    What are the quota you set for said user for the hard limit?
    "A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."

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    What ever the hard limit is not getting saved, I used the following command
    #:wq!

    Thanks in Advance
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    did you setup disk quota or inode quota???

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    Hi sed_addictive

    I tried to change the block and i nodes in
    #edquota john(user name)

    But its not getting saved, that's the problem is.

    Thanks in Advance
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