Re: a question about disk quota

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On Tuesday 16 March 2004 16:42 Darío Mariani's cat walking on the keyboard  
wrote:

> Did you run quotacheck in single user mode?
>

No, but I have quotacheck in my crontab. The problem is that home directories 
are on the same partition of the /. I believe this is not a good idea, but 
this machine has been inherited, so I have to put it working as it is. Coming 
back to quota, the fact that homes are on the same partition of the / imposes 
to run quotacheck with the filesystem in rw mode, and as quotacheck warns me, 
it can cause errors. But what i found is users with 100.000 blocks, while 
quota is just 10.000 and their home is about 1-2MB.
I know that it seems ridiculus, but I don't know where to check for files.

Luca
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