Dear All,
My original message was:
"I have a volume with 'logging' mount option turned on. There is also
quotas turned on on this filesystem. Each time I reboot the server
(UE450), the quotas are not turned on automatically.
The local Sun helpdesk suggested correcting /etc/init.d/MOUNTFSYS by
adding a '-f' option to the 'quotacheck' application call in order to
check logging enabled volumes as well. But it did not help."
Thanks for all who responded:
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Nick Murray
Casper Dick
Casper said:
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With the latest kernel patches, the "quota" option doesn't make it
to /etc/mnttab.
Hackery would involve changing MOUNTFSYS to looks for filesystems in
/etc/vfstab rather than /etc/mnttab.
Nick replied:
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for systems that have quota'd filesystems we modify
/etc/init.d/MOUNTFSYS to comment out the following lines:
# if /usr/bin/cut -f 4 /etc/mnttab | \
# /usr/bin/egrep '^quota|,quota' >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo 'Checking UFS quotas: \c'
/usr/sbin/quotacheck -a -p
echo 'done.'
/usr/sbin/quotaon -a
# fi
It appears Sun changed the way the mount options are reflected in
/etc/mnttab - "quota" only appears after the quotas are turned on
and not when they are mounted with the "quota" option as before.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Bertold
-- Bertold Kolics * Computer and Automation Research Institute * Hungary W3:http://www.sztaki.hu/~bertold/ * Phone:+3613497532 * Fax:+3613297866
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