Displays disk usage and quotas.
quota [ -u [ User ] ] [ -g [ Group ] ] [ -v | -q ]
The quota command displays disk usage and quotas. By default, or with the -u flag, only user quotas are displayed. The quota command reports the quotas of all file systems listed in the /etc/filesystems file. If the quota command exits with a non-zero status, one or more file systems are over quota.
A root user can use the -u flag with the optional User parameter to view the limits of other users. Users without root user authority can view the limits of groups of which they are members by using the -g flag with the optional Group parameter.
Access Control: This command is owned by the root user and the bin group.
Privilege Control: This program is setuid in order to allow non-privileged users to view personal quotas.
quota
The system displays the following information:
User quotas for user keith (uid 502): Filesystem blocks quota limit grace Files quota limit grace /u 20 55 60 20 60 65
quota -u davec
The system displays the following information:
User quotas for user davec (uid 2702): Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace /u 48 50 60 7 60 60
quota.user | Specifies user quotas. |
quota.group | Specifies group quotas. |
/etc/filesystems | Contains file system names and locations. |
Setting Up the Disk Quota System in AIX 5L Version 5.2 Security Guide.
The edquota command, quotacheck command, quotaon and quotaoff commands, repquota command.