Besides the -e switch to edquota as has already been mentioned, I used
to make extensive use of the -p switch to use a prototype.
For example, you could create a "fake" user (or group) named
"q-typical", assign that user the quotas for a typical user, and then
use
edquota -p q-typical newuser
to assign those quotas to the new user. You could maintain several
prototypes for different classes of users or groups.
On Sat, Feb 07, 2009 at 01:00:25PM +0100, Nicolas Letellier wrote:
> Hello.
> I use a script to create automatically my users (with pw, and mkdir,
> etc...). I use quota, and I have to excute 'edquota -u user', and
> enter quota informations. So, the process can not be
> automaticated. And cannot be part of my script. I don't find
> informations in edquota(8) manpages about editing user quota without
> open a file.
> Is an other solution exists? I'm looking for a solution in command
> line (for my script).
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