in fstab : usrquota,grpquota => quotacheck: Your kernel probably supports journaled quota but you are not using it. Consider switching to journaled quota to avoid running quotacheck after an unclean shutdown. Solution : in fstab replace by options : usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0 And enjoy ! Reproducible: Always
Please show the code block you refer to. What does it look like now, and what should the whole fstab look like?
The whole section should be re-written to better reflect current state of how quotas are activated. For example, the XFS way should be better integrated into the document instead of being mentioned just as a <warn>.
Fine. Let's get a patch posted, or else you can do the work. Otherwise this'll be closed as NEEDINFO, since the doc is still correct as-is.
I had to dig through several manpages and kernel documentation, but I finally figured out what the reporter was trying to communicate. Our example wasn't the best idea for journaled filesystems, including ext3 as featured in the code listing. Journaled quotas needed a modified config. While I was at it, I dug around and determined that there is a newer format (version 1) of the vfs, so the line should end with jqfmt=vfsv1, not v0. Fixed in CVS.
vfsv1 did not work for me, had to use vfsv0 with hardened-sources-2.6.32.x.
(In reply to comment #5) > vfsv1 did not work for me, had to use vfsv0 with hardened-sources-2.6.32.x. This bug is closed. Please report that bug to the hardened team against that kernel version.
