Display the quotas and disk use for all users on one or more file systems by using the repquota command.
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Display all quotas for one or more file systems, even if there is no usage.
# repquota [-v] -a filesystem |
-v |
Reports on quotas for all users, even those users who do not consume resources. |
-a |
Reports on all file systems. |
filesystem |
Reports on the specified file system. |
The following example shows output from the repquota command on a system that has quotas enabled on only one file system (/export/home).
# repquota -va /dev/dsk/c0t3d0s7 (/export/home): Block limits File limits User used soft hard timeleft used soft hard timeleft #301 -- 0 1 2.0 days 0 2 3 #341 -- 57 50 60 7.0 days 2 90 100 |
Block limits |
|
used |
Is the current block usage. |
soft |
Is the soft block limit. |
hard |
Is the hard block limit. |
timeleft |
Is the amount of time (in days) left on the quota timer. |
File limits |
|
used |
Is the current inode usage. |
soft |
Is the soft inode limit. |
hard |
Is the hard inode limit. |
timeleft |
Is the amount of time (in days) left on the quota timer. |