On Wed, 2003-03-26 at 13:54, Aaron Konstam wrote: > We have a series of machines that share the same nfs mounted user > directories. This nfs mounted filesystem has quotas enabled on the > server and one can indeed run quota on the server to find out your > quota. But on the clients the running is supposed to work through a > call to rpc.rquotad on the server. We can't make that work. I made a new entry for rquotad in /etc/xinetd.d on the server, enabled the rquotad service, ensured that it was allowed in /etc/hosts.allow, then told xinetd to reload and ensured that rpc.rquotad had been registered with portmap. After all this, when running "quota" on the client, I was told that I had no quota, and "quota -v" showed all entries as "0", despite having a quota. Unfortunately, it turns out that on my system, the server was unable to determine the correct quota, because the entry in /etc/exports on the server was different to the entry in /etc/mtab on the client (the server exports /export/home, but the clients use autofs to mount /export/home/<user> on /home/<user>). I found it useful to run /sbin/rpc.rquotad on the command line to easily see any output. Hope something I just said helps -- Michael Wardle <michael.wardle@xxxxxxxxxx> Adacel Technologies -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
