--grace-period GRACE-PERIOD
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Triggers an alarm and blocks write operations to the directory if the storage usage continues to exceed the soft limit for a specified time period.
If no grace period is set, the directory is only blocked if and when usage reaches the hard limit.
Specify GRACE_PERIOD in the format: [DD] [HH:[MM:]]ss or as an integer followed by d for days, h for hours, m for minutes, or s for seconds. Examples:
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To specify 30 days, 20 hours, 15 minutes and 10 seconds: --grace-period 30 20:15:10 .
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To specify 18 hours: --grace-period 18:00 .
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To specify 7 days: --grace-period 7d
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--soft-limit SOFT-LIMIT
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Sets a storage usage soft limit. Warnings of exceeding the quota are issued when this limit is reached.
If not specified, no soft limit is applied.
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--hard-limit HARD-LIMIT
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Sets a storage usage limit. No writes are allowed beyond this limit.
When the hard limit is reached, the HARD_EXCEEDED alarm is triggered.
The value must be a complete integer and must be specified with a unit of measurement. Do not insert a space between the value and the unit of measurements. Valid units are:
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Base 10: KB, MB, GB, TB, PB, EB,
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Base 2: KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB, EiB
The units are case-insensitive. For example: 4gb is valid.
If not specified, no hard limit is applied.
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--create-dir
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Creates the directory if the directory does not exist.
Required if the directory doesn't exist.
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--hard-limit-inodes HARD-LIMIT-INODES
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Sets a limit on the number of directories and unique files under the path. No writes are allowed beyond this limit. A file with multiple hardlinks is counted only once.
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--soft-limit-inodes SOFT-LIMIT-INODES
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Sets a soft limit on the number of directories and unique files under the path. Warnings of exceeding the quota are issued when the limit is reached. A file with multiple hardlinks is counted only once.
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--is-user-quota
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Enables the ability to configure user and/or group quotas on the quota directory,
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--enable-email-providers
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Relevant for user quotas, enables querying of providers for user email addresses used to send email notifications to users when they exceed user quotas. (Enabled by default.)
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--disable-email-providers
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Relevant for user quotas, disables querying of providers for user addresses used to send email notifications to users when they exceed user quotas.
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--default-user-quota DEFAULT_USER_QUOTA
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Specifies the configuration of a default user quota. If configured, the default user quota is applied to users without individual quotas.
For example: --default-user-quota 'soft_limit=4,hard_limit=20,soft_limit_inodes=6,hard_limit_inodes=9,grace_period=00:10:00'
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--default-group-quota DEFAULT_GROUP_QUOTA
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Specifies the configuration of a default group quota. If configured, the default group quota is applied to groups without individual quotas.
For example: --default-group-quota 'soft_limit=4,hard_limit=20,soft_limit_inodes=6,hard_limit_inodes=9,grace_period=00:10:00'
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