The repquota command is used to display the disk usage and quotas for a file system. Which is typically used to monitor disk usage and enforce disk quotas for users and groups.
- About repquota: To summarize quotas for a filesystem
- Comes From : quota-3.17
- Configuration Files:
- Path: /usr/sbin/repquota
Examples:
1. To report the quota
| $ repquota |
2. To report the quota for all the file system
| $ repquota -a $ repquota –all |
3. To set to verbose mode
| $ repquota -v $ repquota –verbose |
4. To report quota for a user
| $ repquota -u mike $ repquota –user mike |
5. To report quota for a group
| $ repquota -g SUPPORT $ repquota –group SUPPORT |
6. To print the output in human readable format
| $ repquota -s $ repquota –human-readable |
7. To truncate the names to 8 chars
| $ repquota -t $ repquota –truncate-names |
8. To print grace time in seconds since epoch
| $ repquota -p $ repquota –raw-grace |
9. To not to trqanslate the UID and GID to names
| $ repquota -n $ repquota –no-names |
10. To avoid the autofs mountpoints
| $ repquota -i $ repquota –no-autofs |
11. To translate big number of ids at once
| $ repquota -c $ repquota –batch-translation |
12. To translate ids one by one
| $ repquota -C $ repquota –no-batch-translation |
13. To report information for specific format
| $ repquota -F $ repquota –format=formatname |
14. To get the help
| $ repquota –help |
16. To get the version
| $ repquota –version |
Related Commands: quota, quotactl, edquota, quotacheck, quotaon, quota_nld, setquota, warnquota
