Re: [webmin-l] Setting OpenBSD Quota using Webmin

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

When you run edquota to change the quota, what does it display in your editor exactly? 

Chaminda Indrajith <c.i...@gm...> wrote:

>Yes...I can set quota using both edquota and setquota..
>There is no issue in the quota in OpenBSD. Everything works fine. Problem is
>in Setting quota through webmin.
>
>When I set quota in command line, it will display in webmin interface.
>
>Thanks
>Indrajith
>
>On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 3:12 AM, Jamie Cameron <jca...@we...> wrote:
>
>> Webmin can't actually use the setquota command on OpenBSD, as it's
>> parameters are in a different format to Linux.
>>
>> Instead, it uses the edquota command. Can you manually set quotas for your
>> users with edquota?
>>
>> On 08/Oct/2011 20:19 Chaminda Indrajith <c.i...@gm...> wrote ..
>>
>> Hi....Webmin...
>> I have installed Webmin 1.570 in OpenBSD 4.9. I have an issue in assigning
>> user and group quota.
>> I can set user and group quota in command line using setquota and edquota
>> without any issue.
>> But when quota is set using webmin quota module, it will not update the
>> user/group quota.
>>
>> For your information, in the quota module config, default configuration is
>> as follows for setting quota.
>>
>> *Command to set a user's quota is set to "None"
>> **Command to set a group's quota **is set to "None"
>>
>> *So I changed them to "setquota -u" and "setquota -g"
>>
>> Then it gives the following error when setting quota.
>>
>> usage : setquota [-u | -g] [-f fs] [-bhval] [-bsval] [-bgval] \ [-ihval]
>> [-isval] [-igval] user/group ...
>> Is this a bug in Webmin or a misconfiguration in my OpenBSD machine?
>> Appreciate your help in this regard.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Indrajith
>>
>>
>>
>>
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