Re: Disk (over)quota in Windows 2000

[vectro () PIPELINE COM (Ian Turner)]

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> Isn't this just a cluster-size filling issue?  It looks like accounting is
> being done on a bytes-used basis but files are managed on a per-cluster basis,
> so it's possible to extend files out to fill the cluster without coming into
> conflict with the quota system.

Which is why effective quota security should enable inode limits as well
as byte limits. If I can take up all the useable clusters with 0-byte
files, that is just as bad as being able to take up the useable space with
1-k files.

Ian Turner
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