Diego M. Vadell wrote:
Maybe you can collect some logs and make a list of misbehaving users. Then you can warn the users that you are collecting that information, that bypassing the system will degrade the performance for everybody, and that you may post that information. Sometimes the perspective of public humillation makes wonders :)
I seem to remember at PSC (I think, could be confusing it with somewhere else) some years ago, they used to send out a disk-hog list once a week on one of their systems. Worked wonders for me, first time I was on it ... :)
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