2010/7/28 Jeff Jansen <jeff.jansen@kkoncepts.net>:
> What's the host's filesystem where the vservers are located? Do you have both
> that filesystem and the guest's filesystem mounted with "usrquota" and
> "grpquota" (or whatever is appropriate)?
It's xfs (with usrquota+grpquota) all the way down. _Reading_ quotas
does work (and that fails when guest's /etc/mtab is misconfigured), as
does setting quotas from the host. They're enforced properly too but
that's not suprprising really. It all looks like a missing
yes-the-guest-can-do-it bit for permission checks.
> I have vague memories of seeing problems like this with ext3 when the mount
> options weren't specified the same way on both the host and the guest. But it
> was over a year ago. And since I can't reliably remember what I had for
> breakfast yesterday, I could definitely be wrong. ;-)
A mismatch between host's and guest's notion of mounted FS
type/options tends to explode much more colourfully wrt quotas :)
Best regards,
Grzegorz Nosek
Received on Wed Jul 28 10:03:50 2010