You can configure AS/U to respect filesystem resource limits
as set by the HP-UX disk quota facility. The disk quota facility
allows you to limit the number of files and file blocks used by
a specific HP-UX account per filesystem. When the registry value
UnixQuotas is enabled,
and the AS/U user is mapped to an HP-UX account (via the mapuname
command), all HP-UX and AS/U files and directories count toward
the account's filesystem resource quotas.
AS/U user applications will receive error messages when attempting
to exceed the quotas; however, no alert messages are presented to
users to indicate that they are approaching or attempting to exceed
a disk quota. You must consider AS/U file system usage explicitly
when monitoring disk quota status.
You enable disk quotas by setting the registry value UnixQuotas
to 1. Disk quotas are turned off (0)
by default.
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