Quotas on /usr filesystem

[Colin Harford]

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>> However, I'm at a loss as to why you would want to run quotas on the
>> /usr filesystem.  Typically you only want quotas enabled on partitions
>> where generic users have write privileges.  That might include /home
>> or /var, but preferably shouldn't include /usr.
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> For example on /usr/local/www/data/users/..., but doesn't matter. (I 
> know your answer, but that's not the problem)
> Let's try to enable quotas on /usr filesystem and you'll see.
>
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Well, if you are doing for apache, then what about using the apache 
directive for user dirs ie: www.mysite.com/~user/, apache checks in 
user home folder for a dir called www.

To get around some issues, have apache say run as a group www, and give 
that group read/execute permissions to the home folders..


Cheers,

CH
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