Hoffman2:Quotas - Revision history

Dmargolis at 17:57, 11 August 2017

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	===Personal Quotas===		===Personal Quotas===
	myquota		$ myquota
	:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have.		:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have.
	$ myquota
			$ myquota -u [USERNAME]
			:Returns information about how much disk space another user is using.

	===Group Quotas===		===Group Quotas===
	myquota -g [GROUPNAME]		$ myquota -g [GROUPNAME]
	:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your ~~resource~~ group are using on Hoffman2.		:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your group are using on Hoffman2.
	~~$ myquota -g mscohen~~

Dmargolis at 17:54, 11 August 2017

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 Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.
 ==Stay In The Know==
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 ===Personal Quotas===
   myquota
-:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have.  An example output is shown below.
+:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have.
   $ myquota
 ===Group Quotas===
   myquota -g [GROUPNAME]
-:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your resource group are using on Hoffman2. An example output is shown below.
+:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your resource group are using on Hoffman2.
   $ myquota -g mscohen

Dmargolis at 17:53, 11 August 2017

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	==When it Hits the Fan==		<!--==When it Hits the Fan==
	[[File:Hoffman2-ButtonPress.gif]]		[[File:Hoffman2-ButtonPress.gif]]

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	# First things first, run <code>clean_me.py</code>		# First things first, run <code>clean_me.py</code>
	# Start identifying what you can delete. This is a wonderful opportunity to audit your home directory to see what really is in the directory called ''temp-567'' and what you actually put in the file ''subjects-az-list''.		# Start identifying what you can delete. This is a wonderful opportunity to audit your home directory to see what really is in the directory called ''temp-567'' and what you actually put in the file ''subjects-az-list''.
	# [[Tar Tutorial\|Tar]] things up. That is to say, take that huge collection of DICOM files and turn them into a single file to cut down on overhead (remember it is about both file count and file size on Hoffman2). Unfamiliar with what tar is? Check out the [[Tar Tutorial]].		# [[Tar Tutorial\|Tar]] things up. That is to say, take that huge collection of DICOM files and turn them into a single file to cut down on overhead (remember it is about both file count and file size on Hoffman2). Unfamiliar with what tar is? Check out the [[Tar Tutorial]]. -->

Acho at 21:50, 14 October 2014

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	'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''		'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''


			<pre style="color: red">'''UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!!!!'''
			This page is under construction. Will have an update soon. SORRY!</pre>

	==Stay In The Know==		==Stay In The Know==

Acho at 00:24, 23 May 2014

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	Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.		Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.

	:'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''		'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''

	==Stay In The Know==		==Stay In The Know==
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	==When it Hits the Fan==		==When it Hits the Fan==
			[[File:Hoffman2-ButtonPress.gif]]

	You tried to remember to clean up your files, you even kept a large dataset on your computer last weekend instead of working with it on Hoffman2. But still your quota, or your group's quota was reached. How does one fix this?		You tried to remember to clean up your files, you even kept a large dataset on your computer last weekend instead of working with it on Hoffman2. But still your quota, or your group's quota was reached. How does one fix this?

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Elau: Updating the groupquota command to myquota -g after directory restructuring

2013-06-22T07:34:23Z

Updating the groupquota command to myquota -g after directory restructuring

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	Keep yourself apprised of how much data you are using with these tools.		Keep yourself apprised of how much data you are using with these tools.

	=====myquota~~=====~~		===Personal Quotas===
			myquota
	:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have. An example output is shown below.		:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have. An example output is shown below.
	$ myquota		$ myquota
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	Filesystem /home/sbook usage: 5901 of 6144 GBs (96.1%) and 5881211 of 6000000 files (98.0%)		Filesystem /home/sbook usage: 5901 of 6144 GBs (96.1%) and 5881211 of 6000000 files (98.0%)

	===~~==groupquota==~~===		===Group Quotas===
	:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your group are using on Hoffman2. An example output is shown below.		myquota -g [GROUPNAME]
	$ ~~groupquota~~		:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your resource group are using on Hoffman2. An example output is shown below.
	~~Filesystem~~ /home/mscohen ~~usage~~: ~~3857 of 5120 GBs (75.3%) and 7024000 of 8000000 files (87.8%)~~		$ myquota -g mscohen
			Group mscohen Report (/home/mscohen):
	~~Space usage~~ (in GB) ~~for /u/home/FMRI/mscohen~~		Username UID Usage (in GB) Quota File Count File Quota
	~~userid Usage~~ Quota File Count File Quota		aarontre 9307 164 6144 81477 8000000
	~~--------~~ ~~----- ----- ---------- ----------~~		aburggre 8223 0 6144 10 8000000
	~~aarontre~~ 0 ~~5120~~ 58 8000000		akshaan 10094 0 6144 120 8000000
	~~alenarto 301~~ ~~5120 124547~~ 8000000		alenarto 8800 254 6144 97615 8000000
	~~alhead 1~~ ~~5120 286~~ 8000000		alhead 9612 100 6144 1001 8000000
	~~ariana 343~~ ~~5120 1554618~~ 8000000		ariana 8186 293 6144 420801 8000000
	~~ascott 240~~ ~~5120~~ ~~390940~~ 8000000		ayc 8955 160 6144 1180551 8000000
	ayc ~~102~~ ~~5120~~ ~~1538688~~ 8000000		cdrodrig 9545 3 6144 52 8000000
	~~cculbert 143 5120 458313 8000000~~		dcmoyer 9397 921 6144 173754 8000000
	~~cdrodrig 0~~ ~~5120~~ 48 8000000		diannaha 8134 0 6144 171 8000000
	~~data n.a.~~		eddieyan 10322 0 6144 16 8000000
	dcmoyer 2 ~~5120 2848~~ 8000000		eplau 8693 523 6144 123964 8000000
	diannaha 0 ~~5120~~ 171 8000000		eshwang1 9811 0 6144 54 8000000
	eplau ~~141~~ ~~5120 58575~~ 8000000		fbiessma 10212 0 6144 67 8000000
	~~ewang~~ 0 ~~5120 259~~ 8000000		fmri 1901 0 6144 479 8000000
	~~galiname~~ 0 ~~5120~~ 24 8000000		jbramen 8369 632 6144 462428 8000000
	~~hfard~~ 0 ~~5120 1~~ 8000000		jbrown 8187 0 6144 148 8000000
	jbramen ~~528 5120~~ ~~501460~~ 8000000		jianwen 9921 0 6144 19 8000000
	~~jkyle 19~~ ~~5120 75078~~ 8000000		kaavyara 9295 0 6144 1064 8000000
	~~jlabus~~ 19 ~~5120~~ ~~3415~~ 8000000		kerr 8555 487 6144 34095 8000000
	~~jrpage 4~~ ~~5120 1074~~ 8000000		kesslers 9815 25 6144 60996 8000000
	~~jungheel 21~~ ~~5120~~ ~~55444~~ 8000000		mhussien 9922 0 6144 10 8000000
	~~kaavyara~~ 0 ~~5120 1059~~ 8000000		mlschaef 9447 11 6144 15783 8000000
	~~kerr~~ ~~873~~ ~~5120 210424~~ 8000000		mowyong 10329 0 6144 201 8000000
	~~mlschaef~~ ~~6 5120 9816~~ 8000000		mscohen 4004 18 6144 8458 8000000
	mscohen 26 ~~5120 28258~~ 8000000		mundaeru 9542 0 6144 10 8000000
	mundaeru 0 ~~5120~~ 10 8000000		mwollner 9696 35 6144 2721 8000000
	~~p1p1p1p1~~ 58 ~~5120 141420~~ 8000000		pamelita 8557 1280 6144 946730 8000000
	pamelita ~~628~~ ~~5120~~ ~~724094~~ 8000000		root 0 0 6144 1 8000000
	~~pvaldes~~ ~~158 5120 17312~~ 8000000		sanjayra 9846 0 6144 10 8000000
	~~sshresth~~ 0 ~~5120 243~~ 8000000		xiahongj 9047 666 6144 289695 8000000
	~~weili15 58~~ ~~5120~~ ~~275735~~ 8000000		Filesystem mscohen usage: 5656 of 6144 GBs (92.1%) and 3921309 of 8000000 files (49.0%)
	~~xiahongj 176 5120 849633~~ 8000000

Elau at 03:31, 5 April 2012

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			[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]

	Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.		Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.

	:'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''		:'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''

	~~[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]~~

	==Stay In The Know==		==Stay In The Know==

Elau at 03:25, 5 April 2012

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	=====myquota=====		=====myquota=====
	:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have. An example output is shown below.		:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have. An example output is shown below.
			$ myquota
	User quotas for eplau (UID 8693) (in GBs):		User quotas for eplau (UID 8693) (in GBs):
	Filesystem Usage (in GB) Quota File Count File Quota		Filesystem Usage (in GB) Quota File Count File Quota
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	=====groupquota=====		=====groupquota=====
	:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your group are using on Hoffman2. An example output is shown below.		:Returns information about how much space you and everyone in your group are using on Hoffman2. An example output is shown below.
			$ groupquota
	Filesystem /home/mscohen usage: 3857 of 5120 GBs (75.3%) and 7024000 of 8000000 files (87.8%)		Filesystem /home/mscohen usage: 3857 of 5120 GBs (75.3%) and 7024000 of 8000000 files (87.8%)

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	* mat files		* mat files
	and it gives you the option of deleting them.		and it gives you the option of deleting them.

			To run it, just change into the directory you wish to clean and use the command:
			$ clean_me.py

Elau at 14:44, 15 March 2012

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	Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space.		Users and groups of users on Hoffman2 only have access to a predefined amount of disk space and number of files.

	:'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of ~~the group~~) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''		:'''After quota is reached, your account (or all the accounts of a usergroup) will have reduced capabilities since you won't be able to make any new files.'''

	[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]		[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]
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	=====myquota=====		=====myquota=====
	:Returns information about how much disk space you are using. An example output is shown below.		:Returns information about how much disk space you are using and how many files you have. An example output is shown below.
	User quotas for eplau (UID 8693) (in GBs):		User quotas for eplau (UID 8693) (in GBs):
	Filesystem Usage (in GB) Quota File Count File Quota		Filesystem Usage (in GB) Quota File Count File Quota
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	Every so often, some spring cleaning is useful. We have an app for that.		Every so often, some spring cleaning is useful. We have an app for that.
	=====clean_me.py=====		=====clean_me.py=====
	:Available to everyone in the FMRI usergroup on Hoffman2, this script was designed to find certain types of pesky files that have been known to build up over time but aren't actually necessary:		Available to everyone in the FMRI usergroup on Hoffman2, this script was designed to find certain types of pesky files that have been known to build up over time but aren't actually necessary:
	:* ''.DS_store'' files		* ''.DS_store'' files
	:* Empty directories		* Empty directories
	:* tsplots		* tsplots
	:* Empty files		* Empty files
	:* Extended Attributes		* Extended Attributes
	:* mat files		* mat files
	:and it gives you the option of deleting them.		and it gives you the option of deleting them.


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	# First things first, run <code>clean_me.py</code>		# First things first, run <code>clean_me.py</code>
	# Start identifying what you can delete. This is a wonderful opportunity to audit your home directory to see what really is in the directory called ''temp-567'' and what you actually put in the file ''subjects-az-list''.		# Start identifying what you can delete. This is a wonderful opportunity to audit your home directory to see what really is in the directory called ''temp-567'' and what you actually put in the file ''subjects-az-list''.
	# [[Tar Tutorial\|Tar]] things up. That is to say, take that huge collection of DICOM files and turn them into a single file to cut down on overhead. Unfamiliar with what tar is? Check out the [[Tar Tutorial]].		# [[Tar Tutorial\|Tar]] things up. That is to say, take that huge collection of DICOM files and turn them into a single file to cut down on overhead (remember it is about both file count and file size on Hoffman2). Unfamiliar with what tar is? Check out the [[Tar Tutorial]].