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turn filesystem quota off, both accounting and enforcement
Example:
'off -uv' (switch off user quota on the current filesystem)
This command is the equivalent of the traditional quotaoff command,
which disables quota completely on a mounted filesystem.
Note that there is no 'on' command - for XFS filesystems (with the
exception of the root filesystem on IRIX) quota can only be enabled
at mount time, through the use of one of the quota mount options.
The state command is useful for displaying the current state. Using
the -v (verbose) option with the 'off' command will display the quota
state for the affected filesystem once the operation is complete.
The affected quota type is -g (groups), -p (projects) or -u (users)
and defaults to user quota (multiple types can be specified).
query the state of quota on the current filesystem
This is a verbose status command, reporting whether or not accounting
and/or enforcement are enabled for a filesystem, which inodes are in
use as the quota state inodes, and how many extents and blocks are
presently being used to hold that information.
The quota type is specified via -g (groups), -p (projects) or -u (users)
and defaults to user quota (multiple types can be specified).
enable quota enforcement on a filesystem
If a filesystem is mounted and has quota accounting enabled, but not
quota enforcement, enforcement can be enabled with this command.
With the -v (verbose) option, the status of the filesystem will be
reported after the operation is complete.
The affected quota type is -g (groups), -p (projects) or -u (users)
and defaults to user quota (multiple types can be specified).
disable quota enforcement on a filesystem
If a filesystem is mounted and is currently enforcing quota, this
provides a mechanism to switch off the enforcement, but continue to
perform used space (and used inodes) accounting.
The affected quota type is -g (groups), -p (projects) or -u (users).
remove any space being used by the quota subsystem
Once quota has been switched 'off' on a filesystem, the space that
was allocated to holding quota metadata can be freed via this command.
The affected quota type is -g (groups), -p (projects) or -u (users)
and defaults to user quota (multiple types can be specified).
create a backup file which contains quota limits information
-g -- dump out group quota limits
-p -- dump out project quota limits
-u -- dump out user quota limits (default)
-L -- lower ID bound to dump
-U -- upper ID bound to dump
-f -- write the dump out to the specified file
report used space and inodes, and quota limits, for a filesystem
Example:
'report -igh'
(reports inode usage for all groups, in an easy-to-read format)
This command is the equivalent of the traditional repquota command, which
prints a summary of the disk usage and quotas for the current filesystem,
or all filesystems.
-a -- report for all mounted filesystems with quota enabled
-h -- report in a human-readable format
-n -- skip identifier-to-name translations, just report IDs
-N -- suppress the header from the output
-t -- terse output format, hides rows which are all zero
-L -- lower ID bound to report on
-U -- upper ID bound to report on
-l -- look up names for IDs in lower-upper range
-g -- report group usage and quota information
-p -- report project usage and quota information
-u -- report user usage and quota information
-b -- report blocks-used information only
-i -- report inodes-used information only
-r -- report realtime-blocks-used information only
display usage and quota information
-g -- display group quota information
-p -- display project quota information
-u -- display user quota information
-b -- display number of blocks used
-i -- display number of inodes used
-r -- display number of realtime blocks used
-h -- report in a human-readable format
-n -- skip identifier-to-name translations, just report IDs
-N -- suppress the initial header
-v -- increase verbosity in reporting (also dumps zero values)
-f -- send output to a file
The (optional) user/group/project can be specified either by name or by
number (i.e. uid/gid/projid).
display a summary of filesystem ownership
-a -- summarise for all local XFS filesystem mount points
-c -- display three columns giving file size in kilobytes, number of files
of that size, and cumulative total of kilobytes in that size or
smaller file. The last row is used as an overflow bucket and is the
total of all files greater than 500 kilobytes.
-v -- display three columns containing the number of kilobytes not
accessed in the last 30, 60, and 90 days.
-g -- display group summary
-p -- display project summary
-u -- display user summary
-b -- display number of blocks used
-i -- display number of inodes used
-r -- display number of realtime blocks used
-n -- skip identifier-to-name translations, just report IDs
-N -- suppress the initial header
-f -- send output to a file
The (optional) user/group/project can be specified either by name or by
number (i.e. uid/gid/projid).
list projects or setup a project tree for tree quota management
Example:
'project -c logfiles'
(match project 'logfiles' to a directory, and setup the directory tree)
Without arguments, report all projects found in the /etc/projects file.
The project quota mechanism in XFS can be used to implement a form of
directory tree quota, where a specified directory and all of the files
and subdirectories below it (i.e. a tree) can be restricted to using a
subset of the available space in the filesystem.
A managed tree must be setup initially using the -s option with a project.
The specified project name or identifier is matched to one or more trees
defined in /etc/projects, and these trees are then recursively descended
to mark the affected inodes as being part of that tree - which sets inode
flags and the project identifier on every file.
Once this has been done, new files created in the tree will automatically
be accounted to the tree based on their project identifier. An attempt to
create a hard link to a file in the tree will only succeed if the project
identifier matches the project identifier for the tree. The xfs_io utility
can be used to set the project ID for an arbitrary file, but this can only
be done by a privileged user.
A previously setup tree can be cleared from project quota control through
use of the -C option, which will recursively descend the tree, clearing
the affected inodes from project quota control.
The -c option can be used to check whether a tree is setup, it reports
nothing if the tree is correct, otherwise it reports the paths of inodes
which do not have the project ID of the rest of the tree, or if the inode
flag is not set.
The -p option can be used to manually specify project path without
need to create /etc/projects file. This option can be used multiple times
to specify multiple paths. When using this option only one projid/name can
be specified at command line. Note that /etc/projects is also used if exists.
The -d option allows to descend at most levels of directories
below the command line arguments. -d 0 means only apply the actions
to the top level of the projects. -d -1 means no recursion limit (default).
The /etc/projid and /etc/projects file formats are simple, and described
on the xfs_quota man page.
reports the number of free disk blocks and inodes
This command reports the number of total, used, and available disk blocks.
It can optionally report the same set of numbers for inodes and realtime
disk blocks, and will report on all known XFS filesystem mount points and
project quota paths by default (see 'print' command for a list).
-b -- report the block count values
-i -- report the inode count values
-r -- report the realtime block count values
-h -- report in a human-readable format
-N -- suppress the header from the output
modify quota limits for the specified user
Example:
'limit bsoft=100m bhard=110m tanya
Changes the soft and/or hard block limits, inode limits and/or realtime
block limits that are currently being used for the specified user, group,
or project. The filesystem identified by the current path is modified.
-d -- set the default values, used the first time a file is created
-g -- modify group quota limits
-p -- modify project quota limits
-u -- modify user quota limits
The block limit values can be specified with a units suffix - accepted
units are: k (kilobytes), m (megabytes), g (gigabytes), and t (terabytes).
The user/group/project can be specified either by name or by number.
modify quota enforcement timeout for the current filesystem
Example:
'timer -i 3days'
(soft inode limit timer is changed to 3 days)
Changes the timeout value associated with the block limits, inode limits
and/or realtime block limits for all users, groups, or projects on the
current filesystem.
As soon as a user consumes the amount of space or number of inodes set as
the soft limit, a timer is started. If the timer expires and the user is
still over the soft limit, the soft limit is enforced as the hard limit.
The default timeout is 7 days.
-d -- set the default values, used the first time a file is created
-g -- modify group quota timer
-p -- modify project quota timer
-u -- modify user quota timer
-b -- modify the blocks-used timer
-i -- modify the inodes-used timer
-r -- modify the blocks-used timer for the (optional) realtime subvolume
The timeout value is specified as a number of seconds, by default.
However, a suffix may be used to alternatively specify minutes (m),
hours (h), days (d), or weeks (w) - either the full word or the first
letter of the word can be used.
modify the number of quota warnings sent to the specified user
Example:
'warn 2 jimmy'
(tell the quota system that two warnings have been sent to user jimmy)
Changes the warning count associated with the block limits, inode limits
and/or realtime block limits for the specified user, group, or project.
When a user has been warned the maximum number of times allowed, the soft
limit is enforced as the hard limit. It is intended as an alternative to
the timeout system, where the system administrator updates a count of the
number of warnings issued to people, and they are penalised if the warnings
are ignored.
-d -- set maximum warning count, which triggers soft limit enforcement
-g -- set group quota warning count
-p -- set project quota warning count
-u -- set user quota warning count
-b -- set the blocks-used warning count
-i -- set the inodes-used warning count
-r -- set the blocks-used warn count for the (optional) realtime subvolume
The user/group/project can be specified either by name or by number.
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%s - project inheritance flag is not set
%s: cannot clear project on %s: %s
%s: cannot set project on %s: %s
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Can't enable enforcement when quota off.
Quota enforcement already disabled.
Can't disable enforcement when quota off.
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%s: cannot find mount point %s
%s: cannot setup path for project dir %s: %s
projects file "%s" doesn't exist
%s: only one projid/name can be specified when using -p , %d found.
%s - no such project in %s or invalid project number
Checking project %s (path %s)...
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