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Limit the size of a directory
Hello there! I would like to know if UNIX and/or Linux offers any chance to limit the size of a directory? If so, how can I perform it? I wouldn't like to use a software for this, it will be more interesting doing it by command line
i.e.: I would limit the size of /$HOME/example up to 10MB.Any comments will be very welcome, thanks! |
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