Command Reference Guide

Chapter 2: mx Commands 74

Dump the notifier configuration to stdout:

mx notifier dump [<notifier> ...]

mx quota – filesystem quota commands

Use the following commands to configure or display filesystem quotas.

Enable quotas on one or more filesystems:

mx quota enable [optional-args] ALL_FILESYSTEMS|<ps device> ...

Quotas can be enabled on all PSFS filesystems or on specific psd or psv

devices. The optional arguments are:

[--defaultUserHardLimit <unlimited | #{K,M,G,T}>]

The default quota for all users on the filesystem. unlimited means that the

default is unlimited. The size modifiers are K (kilobytes), M (megabytes), G

(gigabytes), or T (terabytes). If a modifier is not specified, the size is

calculated in kilobytes. (The default is rounded down to the nearest

filesystem block.) If this option is not used, the default will be unlimited.

[--defaultGroupHardLimit <unlimited | #{K,M,G,T}>]

The default quota for all groups on the filesystem. unlimited specifies that

that the default is unlimited. The size modifiers are K (kilobytes), M

(megabytes), G (gigabytes), or T (terabytes). If a modifier is not specified,

the size is calculated in kilobytes. (The default is rounded down to the

nearest filesystem block.) If this option is not used, the default will be

unlimited.

[--quiet]

Do not display command output.

[--force]

Continue with the command even if some specified filesystems already

have quotas enabled.

Set the default quotas for one or more filesystems:

mx quota setdefaults [optional_args]

ALL_FILESYSTEMS

|<ps device> ...

The optional arguments are:

[--userHardLimit <unlimited | #{K,M,G,T}>]

The default quota for all users on the filesystem. unlimited means that the

default is unlimited. The size modifiers are K (kilobytes), M (megabytes), G