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Disk Quota's in Linux

LeonarD26

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I'm looking to implement some disk quota on our Red Hat servers at work. I've seen how to in the documentation, but here's the problem. The docs talk about quota at the highest partition level. I'd like to add quotas to specific lower level directories only (in my case, a few different log file directories).

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
 
Yeah, after doing some more research that what it seems like. Anyone know of any software packages that can do a similar function?
 
If you don't feel like repartitioning, you could try storing those directories in a filesystem-in-a-file, accessed via the loopback device. That might work.

IANAQuotaExpert
 
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