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can you explain how you set the grow limit on a folder ?<br />
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as you said : &quot;&nbsp;This folder may not grow to more than x MB &quot;<br />
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can you explain how you set the grow limit on a folder ?

as you said : " This folder may not grow to more than x MB "



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Please note the &quot;you *can't* say&quot; in front of &quot;This folder may not grow to more than x MB&quot;. You can only limit a *user's* documents on a disk to a certain size.<br />

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Please note the "you *can't* say" in front of "This folder may not grow to more than x MB". You can only limit a *user's* documents on a disk to a certain size.


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As oBdA said, you can only set quotas per volume, not per folder but there is a simple workaround:<br />
Set the user quota on the voplume and the set Write permision for that user only on the specific folder or folders. Should work.<br />

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As oBdA said, you can only set quotas per volume, not per folder but there is a simple workaround:
Set the user quota on the voplume and the set Write permision for that user only on the specific folder or folders. Should work.


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You can use third party quota tools like Quota Manager or Quota Server ( <a href="http://www.quotaserver.it/en/default.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.quotaserver.it/en/default.htm</a>&nbsp;). I used Quota Server from Northern Software in a VERY large enterprise envirnment with much success.
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You can use third party quota tools like Quota Manager or Quota Server ( http://www.quotaserver.it/en/default.htm [http://www.quotaserver.it/en/default.htm] ). I used Quota Server from Northern Software in a VERY large enterprise envirnment with much success.

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can someone tell me how do i put quota on a single folder and not on an entire volume ?<br />
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this is possible ?<br />
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victor<br />

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can someone tell me how do i put quota on a single folder and not on an entire volume ?

this is possible ?

victor


quota question

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