We do use limits on some accounts and groups, so, yes --- this does still
work.     :-

Also,
     -  temp files aren't included in the accounting until you try to :SAVE
them in the permanent domain
     -  exceeding the limit results in an OUT OF {ACCOUNT|GROUP} DISK SPACE
message
     -  HFS domain files are included in the accounting;  remember that the
directory entries (HBD's) will also consume space
     -  I think you've about covered it -- except that this is a lot more
work.     :-)

Lee Gunter
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon / Regence HMO Oregon
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From: Donna Garverick <[log in to unmask]> on 05/13/99 11:02 AM

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Subject:  [HP3000-L] account limits




we're thinking about using account limits on our production
machine and so i've got some questions....

 - it does still work, yes?  i'm rather under the impression
that most folks don't use account limits...
 - do temporary files (file yadayada...;temp :-) 'count'
against your account's limit?
 - and so what does happen if you try to exceed your
account's limit?
 - what about hfs files?  how do they figure in?
 - have i forgotten anything? :-)                      - d

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