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Index of Subjects Hi Dan, ***url stats... At chebucto we looking at options to provide more information to IP's. Because we're now allowing IP's to run cgi scripts from their IP directories, one option is just to dump the data into their directory each night in some standard format and allow them to manipulate it to their hearts content... we'd probably provide a couple basic functions similar but likely with some additional functionality as building block material... ***quotas... from the 'quotaon' man page, 1) `quotaon` announces to the system that disk quotas should be enabled on one or more file systems. The file system quota files must be present in the root directory of the specified file system and be named quota.user for userquota or quota.group for groupquota. `quotaoff` <snip> 2) OPTIONS `quotaon -a` All file systems in /etc/fstab marked read-write with quotas will have their quotas turned on. This is normally used at boot time to enable quotas. Looks like: a) you need to make sure /etc/fstab knows you want quotas on that disk/file system and.., b) you need to have set a quota for a user on that file-system using `edquota $USER` (this should create the 'quota.user' file I think) c) and then... (I'm hoping I've got the order right...) you need to explicitly turn quotas on for that file system.. If I've mislead you in this I'm sure someone will jump in... ;-) the basic man pages to check are: quota, quotaon, quotacheck, fstab. The quota man pages refers to: quotactl (2), fstab (5), edquota (8), quotacheck (8), quotaon (8), repquota (8) Good luck! david potter On Thu, 18 May 2000, Dan Neadow wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > > I have 2 questions, > > First thanks to those on the List we were able to get our > URL stats to function again, upon doing so I was asked if > there were other scripts for URL stats that could provide > more details. ie Go back for several months, or to track it > for a period of time etc. > > Second, is that we have never been able to get Disk Quota to > function on our system. I think its most likely the Quota > utility we have is no good but I have been unsuccessful in > getting one to work for our system. We have some users > seriously abusing quota's and need all the help we can get > to free up some space, > > any help or guidance is greatly appreciated. > > Dan > > >
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