IQUOTA(1)

📦 version 5.0.2, in nixos 26.05

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay so bestie, this is iquota(1) — the manual name lives right here near the top, and it's from the User Commands corner. The actual name line is short and sweet:

iquota — an iRODS iCommand. periodt. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

run it like this, no cap:

iquota [-uavVh] [UserName] [usage]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Show information on iRODS quotas — if any exist. By default, the info is displayed for the current iRODS user. Very main character of it.

The <green>over</green> values tell you whether the user or group is over quota or not, and by how much. Positive values are over-quota — so if you see a positive number, that's the quota vibe check saying "bestie, you're over."

The <green>usage</green> information shows how much data is stored on each resource, and when that was last determined. Literally the receipts for your storage situation. 🧾✨

💅 OPTIONS 💅

  • -a — All users. show me everybody, okayyy 👑
  • -u UserName[#ZoneName] — for the specified user. you're zooming in on one user, and yes the [#ZoneName] part is literally there.
  • usage — show usage information. this is the usage argument from the synopsis, not a mystery.

also, the synopsis bundles in -v, -V, and -h as [-uavVh]. the original OPTIONS text does not describe those three, so I'm just flagging that they're in the synopsis — not inventing lore, bestie. 🙈

🍓 EXAMPLES 🍓

these are the examples, exactly in command form:

iquota
iquota -a
iquota usage
iquota -a usage
iquota -u josh

cute sign-off time: this page is stamped iRODS Version 5.0.2, and the footer source/version says iquota iRODS-5.0.2, dated January 1980. the footer also drops iquota in there too. slay, bye bestie 🫶💖

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