Summary - Disk Quota - FIle saved even though disk quota exceeded

Hi,
Thank you to:
Matthew.R.Clausen@Embarq.com
for explanation on setting quota on file system.

Summary:
When I ran "mount", it was discovered that "quota' option was not set 
even though "rq" has been set in "/etc/vfstab" and "quotas" file exists. 
So "quotaon" was re-run on the file system and "vow", quota ran as expected.

Thank you.

Regards
Alan

On 11/14/2008 9:23 AM, Alan Kong wrote:
> Dear Managers,
> The disk quota of user was set at 5G. However the user could still save 
> files and the latest disk usage was nearly 7G. The home directory was 
> recently relocated from ordinary hard disk to SAN system  and quotas has 
> been enabled.
>
> When "/usr/sbin/quotacheck -a -pfv" was ran explicitly this morning, the 
> following was observer:
>
> /dev/rdsk/c3t60014380024D20D70000800000450000d0s6: wsywg    fixed:  
> blocks 3623646 -> 3623698
> /dev/rdsk/c3t60014380024D20D70000800000450000d0s6: pcchg    fixed:  
> blocks 20336820 -> 20343828
> /dev/rdsk/c3t60014380024D20D70000800000450000d0s6: ktcn     fixed:  
> blocks 13993252 -> 13993274
> /dev/rdsk/c3t60014380024D20D70000800000450000d0s6: chu      fixed:  
> blocks 6047238 -> 6047318
> /dev/rdsk/c3t60014380024D20D70000800000450000d0s6: kgan     fixed:  
> blocks 191784 -> 191848
>
> Is "quota" broken when the disk  quota exceeds a certain limit?
>
> Our platform:
> Sun Fire -240
> Solaris 2.9.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Regards
> Alan
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