Negative quota = to space used. did all the normal procedure

jayglate

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Negative quota = to space used. did all the normal procedures

/scripts/initquotas
deleted the aquota.home file and such. Still no go.
 

AlaskanWolf

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once you delete the quotas file, i doubt theres a way to get your storage back to before unless you go though each acct and reset the quota, because when you delete the user files, the quotas are reset...

what kernel do u have?
 

AlaskanWolf

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theres no way to reset the quotas to whatever they were before...you have to go though each account and reset the quotas (i think)
 
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bdraco

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[quote:95e7d3ba9c][i:95e7d3ba9c]Originally posted by jayglate[/i:95e7d3ba9c]

Negative quota = to space used. did all the normal procedures

/scripts/initquotas
deleted the aquota.home file and such. Still no go.[/quote:95e7d3ba9c]

Try /scripts/fixquotas
 

moronhead

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[quote:b20d0ed54a]When you say &run /scripts/fixquotas& please tell me HOW do I do that? Just by typing it in? And what should happen?[/quote:b20d0ed54a]

Logon to your system via SSH as su - (root user) and type /scripts/fixquotas. Then wait while it's doing its magic (don't cancel if you don't see any action on the screen). You may be rewarded. :)
 

Daniel

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login to ssh as root and type /scripts/fixquotas. It will scan everything so it takes a few min to run.