[clo-devel] upgrading: how do you (want to) use cl.net? [detected: very large home directories]
Raymond Toy
toy.raymond at gmail.com
Sun Apr 3 20:18:07 UTC 2011
>>>>> "Erik" == Erik Huelsmann <ehuels at gmail.com> writes:
Erik> Ok. That's probably not too practical indeed. I've contacted
Erik> some of the biggest users. Cleaning out some of the old
Erik> cruft from their home directories made /home go down to a
Erik> usage of 60%. With that percentage, I know our scaling
Erik> doesn't need adapting. I'm considering how to deal with the
Erik> situation for the future. On one hand I think installing a
Erik> quota of 200MB on the /home directory of each user
Erik> separately sounds sane and not too restrictive. Otoh, maybe
Erik> with some monitoring, we can resolve the situation in a less
Erik> strict way: after all, there's the request at sign-up to use
Erik> the resources of cl.net
As one of the offenders (who has corrected his ways!), perhaps a
gentle email reminder sent out one a month or so for people who have
exceeded some soft quota would be sufficient?
I know a main reason for my excessive usage was that I forgot that I
had left some experimental tarballs and such around. They were
supposed to be temporary for someone to try them out for me. I just
plain forgot about them, so an email reminder would have let me know.
Ray
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