>
> With what commands would you run quotacheck?
>
For checking /home or maybe /dev/md4
You can give a partion name or the device
Please read the man page
man quotacheck
I have used this, you really should umount the file system to be
checked.
quotacheck -ugcvd /home
Gerald
> BRW
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: centos-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:centos-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
> Behalf Of Gerald Waugh
>
> Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 11:37 AM
> To: 'CentOS discussion and information list'
> Subject: RE: [Centos] Odd Console output ..
>
> > We are seeing some odd console output on our CentOS 3.4 server ..
> >
> > Mar 16 11:35:22 abs180 kernel: dquot_initialize(): i:f6833900
> > ino:1605820
> > im:81a4 ifl4 t:-1 !q:0 d:ff03
> > Mar 16 11:35:22 abs180 kernel: IS_NOQUOTA #3 !f:0 !vfs:0
> !sb:0 (0) Mar
> > 16 11:35:22 abs180 kernel: che?k type 0 ena:1 i_dq:0 Mar 16
> 11:35:22
> > abs180 kernel: che?k type 1 ena:2 i_dq:0 Mar 16 11:35:37 abs180
> > kernel: IS_NOQUOTA #4 !f:0 !vfs:0 !sb:0 (0) Mar 16 11:35:37 abs180
> > kernel: IS_NOQUOTA #4 !f:0 !vfs:0 !sb:0 (0) Mar 16 11:35:37 abs180
> > kernel: dquot_initialize(): i:f6515980 ino:1769720
>
> > Clearly this appears to be Quota msg but not sure why or
> what at this
> > point to do to clear this up>? .. Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Try running quotacheck.
>
> Gerald
>
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