> Hello.
>
> I'm sorry that I'm not reacting on your mails (if any) but server with my mail
> is currently unreachable :-(.
> I've done a few changes in new quota code:
> * fixed bug with statistics
> * free_blk() now doesn't move last block over deleted block. I decided that the space
> we gain isn't wort problems with changing blocks we already have read in some buffers.
> So now there's a list of free blocks...
> * default settings for grace times was removed from linux/quota.h as it's not kernel thing
> anymore
>
> I also tested quota code - tests like
> * set quota for 512 users, delete random 256 users (all with hashtable sized 256) for 20 times
> * set quota for 7000 users, delete random 5000 users
> * set quota for 12000 users, delete random 10000 users
> Quota file seemed well after all tests but there's probably some memory leak as after adding
> 12000 users my machine (64 MB ram) started swapping (it was ~10MB in swap) and the number
> of swapped memory slowly increased when I was doing something with quota...
>
> I also changed utilities a bit:
> * creating of new quota files was moved from convertquota to quotacheck (it was this way before,
> it makes more sense and quotacheck will be needed instantly but convertquota is just for
> transition period)
> * old manpages were updated to reflect changes in utilities
>
> The new stuff should be available as soon as connection to school server will work.
>
> Honza.
Hi!
There is a way to set quota for a user from a C program?
Thanks!
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