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Part 3 Global File Services Shared File System | > Chapter 22 File System Operations (Command) | > 22.3 Changes (in quota function status) |
This section describes the procedure for enabling the quota function when the target file system is unmounted.
The GFS Shared File System does not enable the quota function even if rq or quota is specified in the mntopts field of /etc/vfstab.
Unmount the target GFS Shared File System on all nodes.
To unmount the file system on all nodes, use sfcumntgl(1M).
The example provided below shows that a file system whose mount point is /sfcfs is unmounted. Execute sfcumntgl(1M) on one of the nodes in which the target file system is mounted.
# sfcumntgl /sfcfs
To enable the quota function, use sfcquotaon(1M). Once the quota function is enabled, it is also enabled at subsequent mount executions.
The example provided below shows that the quota function of a file system whose mount point is /sfcfs is enabled. Execute sfcquotaon(1M) on one of the nodes that share the target file system.
# sfcquotaon /sfcfs
Mount the target GFS Shared File System on all nodes.
To mount the file system on all nodes, use sfcmntgl(1M).
The example provided below shows that a file system whose mount point is /sfcfs is mounted. Execute sfcmntgl(1M) on one of the nodes that share the target file system.
# sfcmntgl /sfcfs
Use sfcinfo(1M) to check the quota function status.
The example provided below shows that the quota function status in a file system whose mount point is /sfcfs checked. Execute sfcinfo(1M) on one of the nodes that share the target file system. If on is displayed in the quota field of the file system, the quota function is enabled.
# sfcinfo -q /sfcfs FSID special quota mount 2 /dev/sfdsk/gfs/dsk/volume1 on /sfcfs
As with the UFS file systems, mount(1M) enables each node to check the quota function status when the file system is mounted.
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