From: Paul Jakma (paul at domain clubi.ie)
Date: Wed 09 May 2001 - 02:36:30 IST
On Tue, 8 May 2001, Niall O Broin wrote:
> As I mentioned, there are NFS patches which I know work well, and
> a quick Google revealed that there are quota patches too . . . .
interesting... so it's in the works?
> Mind you, with SGI having just released XFS, one finds oneself on the horns
> of a dilemma - XFS is a 1.0 product for Linux, but it is a port of a very
> well established product, with NFS support from the start
indeed. If they were both at the same stage of integration into Linus
tree I'd go for XFS, but they're not. Might be a while before XFS
goes in.
Also, XFS is huge for a fs.
> (don't know about
> quota - that's not one of my itches)
very handy, even for a home machine. Eg, my homedir has about 400MB
of crap in it.. and i've had this homedir since i started using
linux. Getting a nice reminder that you really should do a bit of
spring cleaning every now and then in the form of not being to
write to your homedir stops it ballooning.
also good if your /var/spool/mail is not on a seperate fs, to prevent
mail from filling /var and potentially DoSing your box.
> Niall
regards,
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