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That mean I have to have many volume for home of many users,if I want quota for each user's home? On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Jan Harkes wrote: > On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 10:32:21AM +0700, Densin Roy. wrote: > > > > That is quota per volume not quota per user right? > > Yes, but it generally works out fine. > > The really globally shared volumes, with binaries and such, are only > readable for normal users. Shared project volumes don't need per-user > quota's. User volumes are for a user, so if he allows others to write in > his volume, he better make sure that he has the ACL rights to remove > their stuff as well. > > Per user volumes are almost required since conflict handling, > resolution, backups, locking, reintegration, etc. also works on a per > volume basis and for those reasons every user or project should get > their own volume to make sure they don't get shut out of the system > because someone else had a reintegration or server-server conflict. > > Jan >Received on 2000-02-10 00:56:40