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From: Brad Killebrew <bkillebr@c-com.net>
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Subject: quotas on nfs file system.
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I hope this question doesn't sound too dumb, but..
Is it safe for me to enable quota checking on nfs-mounted
file systems?

I can't think of a reason why not, but I need to make sure
before I make this change to a production machine.


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