quota: Usage: quota [-guPqvswim] [-l | [-Q | -A]] [-F quotaformat] quota [-qvswim] [-l | [-Q | -A]] [-F quotaformat] -u username ... quota [-qvswim] [-l | [-Q | -A]] [-F quotaformat] -g groupname ... quota [-qvswim] [-l | [-Q | -A]] [-F quotaformat] -P projectname ... quota [-qvswugPQm] [-F quotaformat] -f filesystem ... -u, --user display quota for user -g, --group display quota for group -P, --project display quota for project -q, --quiet print more terse message -v, --verbose print more verbose message -s, --human-readable[=units] display numbers in human friendly units (MB, GB, ...). Units can be also specified explicitely by an optional argument in format [kgt],[kgt] where the first character specifies space units and the second character specifies inode units --always-resolve always try to translate name to id, even if it is composed of only digits -w, --no-wrap do not wrap long lines -p, --raw-grace print grace time in seconds since epoch -l, --local-only do not query NFS filesystems -Q, --quiet-refuse do not print error message when NFS server does not respond -i, --no-autofs do not query autofs mountpoints -F, --format=formatname display quota of a specific format -f, --filesystem-list display quota information only for given filesystems --filesystem=path display quota information only for given filesystem, remaining command line arguments are still treated as user/group/project names -A, --all-nfs display quota for all NFS mountpoints -m, --no-mixed-pathnames trim leading slashes from NFSv4 mountpoints --show-mntpoint show mount point of the file system in output --hide-device do not show file system device in output -h, --help display this help message and exit -V, --version display version information and exit Bugs to: jack@suse.cz