Re: [Sheflug] school project

["Graham Cox" <xxxxx [at] xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm not too sure about how good the most up-to-date version of linuxconf is,
but version 1.17r2 is fairly good at the disk quotas, as long as you want
the same for all the users. Basically it has a fairly nice screen with
regards to the quota defaults, but no way(AFAICR) to set the individual
quotas for people. Not that that's actually that difficult, but it's not as
easy as from linuxconf
HTH
--
Graham
----- Original Message -----
From: "fred" <xxxxx [at] northtrafford.ac.uk>
To: "sheflug" <shef-lug [at] list.sheflug.org.uk>
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 9:40 AM
Subject: [Sheflug] school project


> Hi All,
>
> Received conformation with regards to installation of Linux server
> (Samba PDC), at the primary school. Will be testing my installation over
> Christmas for user accounts.
>
> Need a simple method of setting up disk quota's on volume space, to
> prevent pupils from sending to much information over to the server. Can
> linuxconf carry out this function?
>
> As part of the installation I will be providing all documentation to the
> installation as a package for the school, and further requirements for
> the future. i.e. Backup / Security / Web Server (School Mation) /
> Intranet /
>
> Will set up a linux computer with openoffice and applications. Should I
> take a look at SuSe 7.3
>
> cheers
>
> fred
>

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