Use the quota command in linux to display the space and limits used by the disk

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The quota command is used to display the space and limits used by the disk. Execute the quota command to query the disk space limit and know how much space has been used.

Syntax parameter: quota [parameter]

Common parameters:

-g lists the disk space limit of the group-Q concise list, lists only those that exceed the limit-u lists the user's disk space limit-v displays the user or group, and displays version information on the space limit of all storage devices attached to the system-V

Reference example

Displays the quota value of the current executive (root):

[root@linuxcool ~] # quota-guvs

Displays the quota value of the user test:

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