Quota

The Quota plugin provides access to file system quotas.

quota_device_path

Path to a directory on which the device with quota support is mounted on

This option's argument will be used to get the address of quota specific file system. It has to be the path to a directory, on which the device file is mounted (e.g. /home/users). Please DO NOT insert the device file name (e.g. /dev/hda2) !

Default value:

blocks_soft_limit

Blocks soft limit

The disk space is limited by blocks, this option determines the soft limit.

Default value:

blocks_hard_limit

Blocks hard limit

The disk space is limited by blocks, this option determines the hard limit.

Default value:

inodes_soft_limit

Number of inodes -- soft limit

The disk space can also be limited by maximum number of inodes, this option determines the soft limit.

Default value:

inodes_hard_limit

Number of inodes -- hard limit

The disk space can also be limited by maximum number of inodes, this option determines the hard limit.

Default value:

time_init

Decides how the time limits are initialized

If this option is set to: '0', the time limits are set to _NOT STARTED_, i.e. the time limits are not initialized until the first write attempt by this user. And if it's set to: '1', the time limits are set to 7 days.

Default value: 0

is_group

Treat UID as GID?

When this option is set to: 'yes', uid option is taken as gid and group quotas are queried. This is supported only on a few architectures (e.g. Linux and other BSD based Unix variants, OSF/1 and AIX - check the quotactl(2) man page on your systems). If unsupported, this option is ignored.

Default value: no