When a user looks at his/her Z: volume properties (the SAMBA volume), is
there a mechanism by which I can get SAMBA to report the user's quota free
space (all our student accounts have disk quotas attached) rather than the
total free space on the disk on which their home directory resides?
Thanks,
Rob
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Rob Tanner
UNIX and Networks Manager
Linfield College, McMinnville OR
(503) 434-2558 <rtanner@linfield.edu>
On Fri, Mar 17, 2000 at 09:36:28AM +1100, Rob Tanner wrote:> When a user looks at his/her Z: volume properties (the SAMBA volume), is > there a mechanism by which I can get SAMBA to report the user's quota free > space (all our student accounts have disk quotas attached) rather than the > total free space on the disk on which their home directory resides? > > Thanks, > RobWhen compiling samba, use the --with-quotas option. Mike