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AIX - User can't create directory in their own home profile
User can't create a directory under home directory. NIS account.
Here is some outputs below to help out figure what the issue is....
root@nismaster[/]# su - user1
nismaster:/home/user1> mkdir test_dir
mkdir: 0653-358 Cannot create test_dir.
test_dir: Cannot exceed the user or group quota.
root@nismaster[/]# su - user1
nismaster:/home/user1> df .
Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
nisclient:/home/vg02/user1 134217728 88103128 35% 187475 2% /home/user1
nisclient:/home/user1> df -g |grep user1
/home/vg02/user1 64.00 42.01 35% 187474 2% /home/user1
Here is some outputs below to help out figure what the issue is....
root@nismaster[/]# su - user1
nismaster:/home/user1> mkdir test_dir
mkdir: 0653-358 Cannot create test_dir.
test_dir: Cannot exceed the user or group quota.
root@nismaster[/]# su - user1
nismaster:/home/user1> df .
Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
nisclient:/home/vg02/user1
nisclient:/home/user1> df -g |grep user1
/home/vg02/user1 64.00 42.01 35% 187474 2% /home/user1
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nfsserver:/> repquota -a |grep user1
user1 +- 10548 10000 150000 none 215 0 0
Does the output above help?
user1 +- 10548 10000 150000 none 215 0 0
Does the output above help?
The third column indicates used space (blocks), the fourth is the soft limit and the next one is the hard limit.
"215 0 0" is the same for the number of files.
Since there is no defined grace period (the time where the hard limit can be used) and since the default is one week it seems that the user has exceeded the quota more than this one week ago and is no longer allowed to use more space.
If your NFS server is AIX and the FS in question is of type jfs2 use "j2edlimit" instead of "edquota" if you want to change the quota setting.
"215 0 0" is the same for the number of files.
Since there is no defined grace period (the time where the hard limit can be used) and since the default is one week it seems that the user has exceeded the quota more than this one week ago and is no longer allowed to use more space.
If your NFS server is AIX and the FS in question is of type jfs2 use "j2edlimit" instead of "edquota" if you want to change the quota setting.
ASKER
nfsserver:/> repquota -g -a usrgrp
4050-500 usrgrp not found in /etc/filesystems.
nfsserver:/>
nfsserver:/> repquota -g -a |grep usrgrp
nfsserver:/>
4050-500 usrgrp not found in /etc/filesystems.
nfsserver:/>
nfsserver:/> repquota -g -a |grep usrgrp
nfsserver:/>
OK, no group quotas enabled.
Please read my last comment again!
I had to modify it a bit because I didn't realize that there was no grace period!
Please read my last comment again!
I had to modify it a bit because I didn't realize that there was no grace period!
ASKER
I'm a bit confused. Can you sum up what you are wanting me to try and what seems to be the issue?
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