Answer» Is there any way to SET limit on a given directory under Unix/Linux?
In other words, given a directory /some/dir, say, is there any way to set a size limit of N bytes, (or blocks), say, so that whenever the size exceeds this limit because of a file being written in here, it will not allow the file to be written.I really like GOOGLE, you find out so much stuff that has absolutely NOTHING to do with what your looking for.
A USER's home directory can be limited by the system administrator. Apparently, all other directories are limited by the size of the hard disk(s).
Hope this helps.
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