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Subject: FreeBSD and quotas
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	I have a SunOS sparc machine for my mail & shell server, and
I've recently picked up pentiums running FreeBSD for news, web, bind,
anonymizer, etc., and I love FreeBSD.
	I need to soon replace my sunos sparc machine because it is
handling way more than it should, but the question of quotas now comes
up. I see in /etc/sysconfig a comment saying "quotas probably don't
work".

	I was wondering what the situation was with quotas. Do they
work? If not, what are people doing to take care of the quota issue?

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