Hi,
We have been using XFS project quotas to track disk usage for various
websites that we have on a server. The machine was running Debian jessie
and this is what the quota report looked like:
# xfs_quota -xc "report -h" /var
Project quota on /var (/dev/xvda3)
Blocks
Project ID Used Soft Hard Warn/Grace
---------- ---------------------------------
web01 74.3G 80G 81G 00 [------]
web02 72.5G 75G 76G 00 [------]
web03 18.5G 20G 21G 00 [------]
web04 33.3G 40G 42G 00 [------]
web05 10.3G 20G 21G 00 [------]
web06 2.9G 20G 21G 00 [------]
However, after upgrading the server to Debian stretch, that same report
now looks like this:
Project quota on /var (/dev/xvda3)
Blocks
Project ID Used Soft Hard Warn/Grace
---------- ---------------------------------
#0 14.3G 0 0 00 [------]
#15 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
#32 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
#33 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
#34 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
#35 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
#36 0 20G 21G 00 [------]
web01 86.5G 95G 96G 00 [------]
web02 73.2G 75G 76G 00 [------]
web03 19.5G 20G 21G 00 [------]
web04 33.3G 40G 42G 00 [------]
web05 10.3G 20G 21G 00 [------]
web06 3.1G 20G 21G 00 [------]
I only have the 'web01' to 'web06' projects listed in my /etc/projects
and /etc/projid files, for the particular directories whose disk usage I
want to manage via XFS quotas.
Does anyone have any idea why I'm seeing these extra projects listed
after the upgrade to stretch? What can I do to remove them so that I'm
only setting quotas and doing file accounting for the six web
directories that I've configured?
Thanks in advance for any help you are able to give me.
Best wishes,
-Ian Macdonald
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