Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Administration Unleashed

Summary 193This grace period is used for all users and groups. To set the grace period for a specificuser, execute the following as root, where is a username or UID:edquota -T To set the grace period for a specific user group, execute the following as root, where is a group name or GID:edquota -T -g Displaying QuotasTo display all quotas along with user and group usage, execute the following as root:repquota -aThe output should look similar to Listing 7.14.LISTING 7.14Reporting Disk Usage and Quotas*** Report for user quotas on device /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol01Block grace time: 7days; Inode grace time: 7daysBlock limitsFile limitsUser used soft hard grace used soft hard grace---------------------------------------------------------------------------root -- 189192 0 0 336 0 0bfox -- 3216936 40000000 45000000 26383 0 0tfox -- 36329868 40000000 45000000 56253 0 07SummaryAfter reading this chapter, you now have an understanding of the many storage configurationschemes in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, some of which can be combined. Standardpartitions are straightforward and necessary for some mount points but lack the option toresize without destroying the existing partitions. LVM is the default partitioning schemefor Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Logical volumes can be resized easily. Software RAID offersredundancy and some speed advantages. Global File Systems and clustering offer scalable,reliable storage for enterprises.