Disk quota - Revision history

Kir: added /* See also */

2016-11-17T21:32:01Z

added ‎See also

89.70.2.165: /* Filesystem dependency */

2012-08-21T10:37:08Z

‎Filesystem dependency

78.29.250.237: DISKSPACE="unlimited"

2010-10-21T12:28:34Z

DISKSPACE="unlimited"

Kir: ext4 support

2010-03-17T18:54:57Z

ext4 support

Sunoano: /* Filesystem dependency */

2010-03-17T18:19:45Z

‎Filesystem dependency

Kir: reiserfs (v3) should work fine, the only thing is it does not have inodes quota (because reiser don't have inodes). If you see different behavior, file a bug

2009-08-21T09:37:55Z

reiserfs (v3) should work fine, the only thing is it does not have inodes quota (because reiser don't have inodes). If you see different behavior, file a bug

Alien: /* Filesystem dependency */ reiserfs is also broken (user: alien)

2009-08-06T15:17:34Z

‎Filesystem dependency: reiserfs is also broken (user: alien)

Grin: dont work for xfs

2008-09-18T15:09:12Z

dont work for xfs

Emmanuel at 10:06, 2 July 2008

2008-07-02T10:06:10Z

Ginkyo: add command for space available in VE

2008-05-19T09:15:48Z

add command for space available in VE

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	{{Note\|'''ext4''' is also fully supported in 2.6.32 kernels and in RHEL5-based kernels since 028stab066.7}}		{{Note\|'''ext4''' is also fully supported in 2.6.32 kernels and in RHEL5-based kernels since 028stab066.7}}
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	* [[Disk quota, df and stat weird behaviour]]
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	[[Category: Disk quota]]		[[Category: Disk quota]]

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 == Filesystem dependency ==
-If your host filesystem is not ext2/3 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers.
+If your host filesystem is not ext2/3/4 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers.
 {{Note|'''ext4''' is also fully supported in 2.6.32 kernels and in RHEL5-based kernels since 028stab066.7}}
 [[Category: Disk quota]]

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 <pre>
 DISK_QUOTA=no
 </pre>

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 == Filesystem dependency ==
-If your host filesystem is not ext2/3 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers. Starting with 2.6.32, OpenVZ also suports ext4 i.e. one can limit per VE diskspace usage as well as per user diskspace usage.
+If your host filesystem is not ext2/3 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers.
 [[Category: Disk quota]]

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 == Filesystem dependency ==
-If your host filesystem is not ext2/3 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers.
+If your host filesystem is not ext2/3 (like ''XFS'') the disk quotas will not work inside containers. Starting with 2.6.32, OpenVZ also suports ext4 i.e. one can limit per VE diskspace usage as well as per user diskspace usage.
 [[Category: Disk quota]]

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 <pre>
 [host-node]# vzctl exec 101 df -h
 </pre>
 [[Category: Disk quota]]

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 <pre>
 [host-node]# vzctl set 101 --diskspace 6G:7G --save
 </pre>
 [[Category: Disk quota]]