Hi gents,
after searching a script to massive set quota for users on HP-UX, i’ve found nothing, only people asking how to do it.
of course you have the ‘edquota’ command, which can copy a user’s quota template into another account, but this is not the best way.
so, i’ve wrote a little script to do the job, for all my NFS users.
this script will definitively not fit for an other person than me and my needs, but I think it can be a good basis.
As usually, if you need a specific version to fit your needs, and you d’ont know how to do it, I can help.
#!/bin/ksh -a
# MUST BE RUN FROM THE MOUNTROOT OF THE FS
# for example : from /nfsint1/export02
# USERS must be in the subdirectory users
# for example : /nfsint1/export02/users
V_TEMPFILE=/tmp/quotaset
DEFS_QUOTA=50000
DEFH_QUOTA=55000
DEFS_INODE=5000
DEFH_INODE=5500
V_DATE=$(date +"%d-%m-%Y_%Hh%Mm%S")
if [ -f "$1" ]
then
# Important
cp /dev/null ${V_TEMPFILE}
function fct_quotaset {
echo "INFO: working on user $u_user"
while read a FS b c d SQ e f HQ g h i SI j k HI
do
[ "$FS" != "$(pwd)" ] && {
echo "$a $FS $b $c $d $SQ $e $f $HQ $g $h $i $SI $j $k $HI" >>${V_TEMPFILE}
continue
}
softquota=$(echo $SQ |cut -d"," -f1)
if [ "$softquota" = "0" ]
then
realuse=$(du -ks users/${u_user} |awk '{print $1}')
if [ "$realuse" -le "$DEFS_QUOTA" ]
then
echo "INFO: ${u_user} uses ${realuse}ko space"
cp $1 quota-bck/${u_user}.${V_DATE}
softquota=$DEFS_QUOTA
else
echo "WARNING: ${u_user} exceeds the default QUOTA, can't set IT (${realuse}ko)"
fi
elif [ "$softquota" -gt "$DEFS_QUOTA" ]
then
echo "WARNING: the quota defined for $u_user exceeds the standard ($softquota > $DEFS_QUOTA)"
fi
hardquota=$(echo $HQ |cut -d")" -f1)
[ "$hardquota" = "0" ] && {
[ "$realuse" -le "$DEFS_QUOTA" ] && {
hardquota=$DEFH_QUOTA
}
}
softinode=$(echo $SI |cut -d"," -f1)
[ "$softinode" = "0" ] && {
softinode=$DEFS_INODE
}
hardinode=$(echo $HI |cut -d")" -f1)
[ "$hardinode" = "0" ] && {
hardinode=$DEFH_INODE
}
echo "$a $FS $b $c $d ${softquota}, $e $f ${hardquota}) $g $h $i ${softinode}, $j $k ${hardinode})" >>${V_TEMPFILE}
done < $1
cat ${V_TEMPFILE} > quota-bck/${u_user}.new
cat ${V_TEMPFILE} > $1
}
fct_quotaset $1
else
# WANT a backup
[ ! -d "quota-bck" ] && {
mkdir quota-bck
}
[ ! -f "quotas" ] && {
echo "ERROR: no quotas file found !"
exit 1
}
[ ! -d "users" ] && {
echo "ERROR: no 'users' dir found !"
exit 1
}
for v_user in users/*
do
[ ! -d "$v_user" ] && continue
u_user="${v_user##*/}"
[ "$u_user" = "TT_DB" ] && continue
id ${u_user} >/dev/null 2>&1
[ "$?" -ne "0" ] && {
echo "ERROR: user $u_user does not exists in this system, you should maybe delete the '$v_user' directory"
continue
}
EDITOR="${0}" edquota $u_user
done
fi
– you can set the default quota in the header
– If an account has a quota greater than the standard, It will be reported (be not modified)
– If an account has no quota defined AND exceeds the standard, It will be reported (be not modified)
– If an account has no quota defined and uses normal space, quota will be set
PS:
the quota utilization should be check through the command ‘quota -v’ to obtain the best actual quota utilization.