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Apply disk quota to account(dedicate 3 GB to account).
Hi ,
I am faceing lot of problem due to "disk space is not enough". senerio is like as, In system has 5 account. a,b,c,d,e say account c if very critical. Due to other user's data, user 'c' is faceing disk space issue. I want to dedicate 3 GB for user 'c'. No user account can use that space. Any suggestion highly appriciated. Rgds, ashokd009 |
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