The default unit for disk quota is K
or around 1000 bytes. If you mean
to give a user, say, 30G but instead write Quota: 30
with no G,
the quota allocated to them will be much less than you expect.
A common mistake can be to rush ahead to run accounts-client machine
before you have done sponsor_resources
. That can be a frustrating
waste-of-time.
AdrianPepper has a personal program named willberesources
which takes
the current sponsors data
and produces
representative output in a single file of lines with colon-separated
fields.
Two such files can easily be compared using diff
; the changes can
usually be seen to correspond to what is wanted.
A problem is that doing that occasionally causes AdrianPepper to forget
to run sponsor_resources
proper.
Conceptually, accounts-client
could check that the files under
/software/accounts-master/data/resources
are newer than the most
recent file under /software/accounts-master/data/sponsors
.
-- AdrianPepper - 18 Mar 2011