Hi Nathalie,

If you are using RedHat 7.1, please try the bellow step:

1.    cd /etc
2.    vi fstab
3.    under the fstab file add the grpquota after defaults
(e.g. defaults,grpquota) on your /var/spool/mail OR / partition.
4.    cd /var/spool/mail OR cd /
5.    touch quota.group
6.    convertquota -g /          ( convert quota.group to aquota.group )
7.    edquota groupname        ( start set the soft limit and hard limit for
each the group )

If you are using RedHat 7.0 or before version, please try the bellow step:

1.    cd /etc
2.    vi fstab
3.    under the fstab file add the grpquota after defaults
(e.g. defaults,grpquota) on your /var/spool/mail OR /  partition.
4.    cd /var/spool/mail OR cd /
5.    quotacheck -ugav
6.    edquota groupname        ( start set the soft limit and hard limit for
each the group )

Hope it will help !

Kevin Chan


<Nathalie B. Wrote>

> users on my system don't have bash. so they don't have home directoties.
> they are only mail users and receive their messages in /var/spool/mail>
> there's no manual entry for "grpquota"
> > How do I set the quota so that each user has a maximum mailbox file size
of  3Megs?
> Note that all email users belong to the same group.






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