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Re: Tricky quota question



On Mon, Aug 20, 2001 at 05:22:26PM -0500, Jeff Bachtel wrote:
> Three possible ideas:
> 
> 1) Modify webdav to effectively handle virtual users and their quotas.
> Something for the mod_dav people to do, but not a particularly
> out-of-line feature request.

I think that's being worked on. Not by me though, fortunately.

> 
> 2) Modify OpenBSD's quota code to recognize a quota.directory
> directive, which specifies hard/soft limits and gracetime for a
> directory. This is actually kinda nasty to think about.

Considering my C skills you dont want me mucking about the OpenBSd base code...:P

> 
> 3) Make each "directory" be a fixed-size vnd device. This solution is
> doable with current tools, although it isn't the ideal (#1 probably
> is).

Hmm...didnt think of vnd's. I'll try that and see how well it works
It'll be a bit tricky to increase existing quotas though, i think.

I actually tried using group quotas (each user has his own group, the "hosted" directory has user www and group <user>) and it seemed to work. It's a bit of a kludge though and you might end up with a lot of groups.

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Lars Hansson                  Technical Consultant/System Administrator
UNET, Inc.                    Makati City, Philippines
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