Disk Limits and Quota - Revision history

Glenn: +cat

2011-10-21T19:06:47Z

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Gl2k10: /* Activating disk limits */

2010-04-21T07:45:36Z

‎Activating disk limits

Gl2k10: /* Activating disk limits */

2010-04-21T07:45:00Z

‎Activating disk limits

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Gebura at 15:46, 19 October 2009

2009-10-19T15:46:28Z

190.160.40.243: /* Controling disk limits */

2009-07-10T22:54:07Z

‎Controling disk limits

190.160.40.243: /* Removing disk limits */

2009-07-10T22:53:43Z

‎Removing disk limits

190.160.40.243: /* Removing disk limits */

2009-07-10T22:52:55Z

‎Removing disk limits

Gebura at 14:14, 18 May 2009

2009-05-18T14:14:35Z

Gebura at 14:13, 18 May 2009

2009-05-18T14:13:49Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:06, 21 October 2011
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	* See also ''dlimits'' on the util-vserver homepage http://www.nongnu.org/util-vserver/doc/conf/configuration.html		* See also ''dlimits'' on the util-vserver homepage http://www.nongnu.org/util-vserver/doc/conf/configuration.html
	* For information about limiting diskspace with XFS, please see the [[XFS]] page.		* For information about limiting diskspace with XFS, please see the [[XFS]] page.
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		+	[[Category:Documentation]]

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 ## Create one sub-directory for each filesystem (in most cases, you should have only one), using any identifier (for example <tt>root</tt>)
 ## Under <tt>/etc/vservers/vs_name/dlimits/root/</tt> create the following files :
-### <tt>directory</tt> : contains the directory to which the limit should be applied (for example /vservers/vs_name)
+### <tt>directory</tt> : contains the directory to which the limit should be applied (for example <tt>/vservers/vs_name</tt>)
 ### <tt>inodes_total</tt> : the amount of inodes this vserver should be limited to
 ### <tt>reserved</tt> : how much space (percentage-wise) should be reserved for the root user

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 ## Create one sub-directory for each filesystem (in most cases, you should have only one), using any identifier (for example <tt>root</tt>)
 ## Under <tt>/etc/vservers/vs_name/dlimits/root/</tt> create the following files :
-### <tt>directory</tt> : contains the directory to which the limit should be applied
+### <tt>directory</tt> : contains the directory to which the limit should be applied (for example /vservers/vs_name)
 ### <tt>inodes_total</tt> : the amount of inodes this vserver should be limited to
 ### <tt>reserved</tt> : how much space (percentage-wise) should be reserved for the root user

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 If you just want to update disk usage of a guest activating disk limits, then you can use this script.
 It will count the usage of all files and update the limits:
 #/bin/sh
 _dir=/var/lib/vservers
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 vdlimit --xid $1 -s space_used=$(vdu --xid $1 --space $_dir/$1 | cut -d" " -f2) $_dir/$1
 vdlimit --xid $1 -s inodes_used=$(vdu --xid $1 --inode $_dir/$1 | cut -d" " -f2) $_dir/$1
 == Removing disk limits ==

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 ### <tt>space_total</tt> : the amount of space this vserver should be limited to (measured in blocks of 1024 bytes)
+== Controling disk limits ==
 == More information ==
 * See also ''dlimits'' on the util-vserver homepage http://www.nongnu.org/util-vserver/doc/conf/configuration.html
 * For information about limiting diskspace with XFS, please see the [[XFS]] page.

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	### <tt>reserved</tt> : how much space (percentage-wise) should be reserved for the root user		### <tt>reserved</tt> : how much space (percentage-wise) should be reserved for the root user
	### <tt>space_total</tt> : the amount of space this vserver should be limited to (measured in blocks of 1024 bytes)		### <tt>space_total</tt> : the amount of space this vserver should be limited to (measured in blocks of 1024 bytes)
−
−	~~== Controling disk limits ==~~
−
−	~~After starting your VServer, you can control the actual limit using the ''vdlimit'' command (in this example, 300 is the context number associated with ''vs_name'') :~~
−	~~# vdlimit --xid vs_name /vservers~~
−	~~300 /vservers~~
−	~~space_used=154604~~
−	~~space_total=204800~~
−	~~inodes_used=7834~~
−	~~inodes_total=100000~~
−	~~reserved=5~~
−
−	~~You can also use the ''vdu'' command to count space or inodes used by a specific guest~~
−	~~# vdu --xid vs_name --space /vservers~~
−	~~/vservers 154604~~
−	~~# vdu --xid vs_name --inodes /vservers~~
−	~~/vservers 7834~~
−
−	~~If you just want to update disk usage of a guest activating disk limits, then you can use this script.~~
−	~~It will count the usage of all files and update the limits:~~
−	~~#/bin/sh~~
−	~~_dir=/var/lib/vservers~~
−	~~if [ ! -d $_dir/$1 ]; then~~
−	~~echo no such vserver~~
−	~~exit 1;~~
−	~~fi;~~
−	~~chxid -URx -c $1 $_dir/$1~~
−	~~vdlimit --xid $1 -s space_used=$(vdu --xid $1 --space $_dir/$1 \| cut -d" " -f2) $_dir/$1~~
−	~~vdlimit --xid $1 -s inodes_used=$(vdu --xid $1 --inode $_dir/$1 \| cut -d" " -f2) $_dir/$1~~

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 == Removing disk limits ==
-To remove disk limits, remove the <tt>/etc/vservers/vs_name/dlimits/root</tt> directory '''and''' remove the limits with the following command
+To remove disk limits, remove the <tt>/etc/vservers/vs_name/dlimits/root</tt> directory '''and''' remove the limits with the following command hola
    # vdlimit --xid vs_name --remove /vservers

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    /vservers 7834
-If you just want update disk usage of a guest after setting the limits you can use this script.
+If you just want update disk usage of a guest activating disk limits, then you can use this script.
-It will count usage of all files and update the limits:
+It will count the usage of all files and update the limits:
    #/bin/sh
    _dir=/var/lib/vservers