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Talking limiting home directory size for a group

Is there a way to set the size of the home directory for every single user in a specific group, in more details:
I have a group & i will have to add about 20 users to it to be their home directories. i want each of the home directories for this group to be limited to 50 MB

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which operating system?

ulimit and quotas spring to mind.
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It's a UFS
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The simplest way, as porter mentioned, is to use quotas, see the quota, edquota and quotaon man pages.
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