Oracle
1Z0-403 · Question #15
You set userquota on the /home file system on station1.example.com. All users on the system use quota successfully. You have created a new user smith and set userquota by using the setquota smith…
The correct answer is D. Run the quotacheck command with the -b option on the /home file system to update the aquota.user. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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You set userquota on the /home file system on station1.example.com. All users on the system use quota successfully. You have created a new user smith and set userquota by using the setquota smith 51200 61440 0 0 /home command. smith is able to create files in excess of these limits and when you enter the quota smith command, the system reports: Disk quotas for user smith (uid 555) : none What would you do to fix this problem and set the quota successfully for smith without causing any changes to the existing quotas of other users?
Options
- ARun the quotaon /home command to set quota on for the /home file system.
- BRun the edquota -u smith command to set quota for smith on the /home file system.
- CRun the quotacheck command with the -c option on the /home file system to update the aquota.user
- DRun the quotacheck command with the -b option on the /home file system to update the aquota.user
- ERun the quotacheck command with -cmu options on the /home file system after removing the
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