Hi, I posted a question a few days ago about warnquota, but didn't see any reply. Maybe, I missed some posts. Here I post my question again. I enabled quota in my fc3 linux system. The repquota -a reports the quota usage for all users, and if a user uses more qutoa than the hard limit, the system does not allow that user to create/modify any file. It looks okay. My question is: how to use warnquota to send warning to the user who's usage exceeds the soft-limit? I set /etc/warnquota.conf as: MAIL_CMD = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t" FROM = "root" SUBJECT = NOTE: You are exceeding your allocated disk space limits CC_TO = "root@localhost" MESSAGE = Your disk usage has exceeded the agreed limits\ on this server|Please delete any unnecessary files in your email inbox and in saved email-folders,\ | e.g. in Sent folder.|Thank you!| SIGNATURE = root@localhost All of the above are defaults, I just comment out those for groups. But, it seems that it does not do anything. How to run warnquota? Do I need to create my own script to run it? as daemon or as ...? Thanks a lot! Hongwei Li
