XFS filesystem quota seen as root but not user
I have a minor problem with XFS file-system quotas.
Filesystem quotas are working, but I can not view the quota as a regular user.
However, I can view the quota info as root.
myserver:~$ quota -v -F xfs
Disk quotas for user anut2 (uid 4878):
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files
/dev/sdc5 0 0 0 0 0
root@myserver:~$ quota -v -F xfs -u anut2
Disk quotas for user anut2 (uid 4878):
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files
/dev/sdc5 380 20000 30000 56
Is appears that I have some type of permissions problem.
With ext3 there is a file for the quota called aquota.user or quota.user.
However, I do not think there is one for XFS. Does XFS create a file
somewhere on the file-system where the permissions can be modified ?
Currently, I am using the 2.4.18 Linux Kernel. With the
Debian Stable xfs Kernel patch.
ii kernel-patch-x 1.0.2+20020304 XFS Filesystem support for Linux
2.4.14, 2.4
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Ted Knab
Chester, MD 21619
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