Re: Context disk limits.

On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 02:46:56PM +0100, Chris Murton wrote:
> Herbert,
> 
> This should be everything you asked below..
> 
> > hmm, unfortunately my crystal ball is having
> > the 1000 precognitions service now, so please
> > provide some details like:
> > 
> >  - kernel version, patch version
> >  - partitions, and setup
> >  - setup done with the cqhlim
> 
> root@melisanthi:~# uname -a
> Linux melisanthi 2.4.26-vs1.27 #1 Thu Apr 29 13:18:44 BST 2004 i686
> GNU/Linux
> 
> root@melisanthi:~# df
> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/hda2              1971864     38632   1833064   3% /
> tmpfs                   254152         0    254152   0% /dev/shm
> /dev/hda5              2954136    960060   1844012  35% /usr
> /dev/hda6              1473280     15744   1382696   2% /home
> /dev/hda7              1971832     64744   1806920   4% /var
> /dev/hda8             48338520   3679948  42203088   9% /var/lib/vservers
> 
> root@melisanthi:~# cqhadd -x 8609 -v /dev/hda8
> adding quota hash for /dev/hda8 ... succeeded.
> 
> root@melisanthi:~# cqdlim -x 8609 -S 21657,100000,784440,1280000,61 -v


> /dev/hda8
> inodes: 21657/100000
> blocks: 784440/1280000 (61%)

good that you did the math for me ...

the last argument to the cqdlim (the one you set to 61)
is the root reserve, which usually is around 5-10%

this space is reserved for root users (in newer patches
for the root user inside the vserver), and not available
for 'normal' use ...

look at the 'real' fs values:

        48338520(blocks) - 3679948(used) = 44658572
        44658572 - 42203088(avail) = 2455484

        2455484/483385.20 = 5.07%

(a, still some math left for me ;)

 # cqdlim -x 8609 -S 21657,100000,784440,1280000,5 -v

will give a better result in your case ;)

HTH,
Herbert

> Thanks,
> Chris.
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