Switching from group to project quota's

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We are currently using user and group quota's on multiple xfs filesystem. When trying to switch to Project Quota's, it attempts to perform a quotacheck.

Tested on a lvm snapshot of a live volume, it was still not mounted after about a week (and couldn't find a way to cancel the attempted mount. dmesg did mention quotacheck, but I can't say it was doing the quotacheck for the full week).

Is there a way to convert from Group Quota's to Project Quota's while avoiding the quotacheck? (There are currently no project quota's defined). Outside of that, I was curious what scenario's would cause quotacalc to recalculate.

Thank You



1TB Volumes, Reviewing one of them, we are using 67G of 934GB (they vary from 400GB free to 50GB Free).

Inode usage seems to range from 5000000 to 8000000.

Using the 2.6.32 kernel from Centos 6.8, but was doing my tests with a snapshot of the volume on a centos 7.2 host (kernel 3.10)

I thought I may be able to work around this by removing the group quota information, but xfs_quota -x, remove -g with and without group quota's on failed to work. Everytime I received XFS_QUOTARM: Invalid argument


User quota state on /test (/dev/sda)
  Accounting: ON
  Enforcement: OFF
  Inode: #131 (1663 blocks, 1639 extents)
Group quota state on /test (/dev/sda)
  Accounting: ON
  Enforcement: OFF
  Inode: #132 (1664 blocks, 1648 extents)
Project quota state on /test (/dev/sda)
  Accounting: OFF
  Enforcement: OFF
  Inode: #132 (1664 blocks, 1648 extents)
Blocks grace time: [7 days 00:00:30]
Inodes grace time: [7 days 00:00:30]
Realtime Blocks grace time: [7 days 00:00:30]


Nathan Coulson.
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