Re: [cobalt-users] ATTN: Jeff Bilicki

[Marco Baurdoux <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Most perl scripts that rule the cobalts can be called directly from the
command line. If you would like to update the user quota for all your users,
you can quickly create your own perl script, which uses the Cobalt modules,
such as Vsite.pm, in order to retrieve the information for all the vsite you
have.


le 17.8.2001 8:21, Carrie Bartkowiak à ravencarrie@xxxxxxxx a écrit :

> On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 00:25:13 -0500, David Lucas mumbled something
> like:
>>> Carrie, on a Raq4 in the GUI, you can go to a virtual site, select
>>> a user
>>> and up the disk amount.  Is this not the same as upping the quota
>>> that you
>>> speak of?  Not to say the Shell Tools don't need updating.
> 
> Yep, it's the same thing, but I'm hoping that Jeff (or someone else
> who understands the Cobalt CGI scripts back and forth) is working on
> adding this feature to the shell tools. Reason being; the Cobalt GUI
> is fine for when you want to make one or two little changes. But when
> you have an entire list of things to do, it's going to take you an
> hour waiting for all of those CGI scripts, javascript mouseovers, and
> images to load.
> So I'd rather have a command-line option where I can drop all of my
> changes into a text file and then feed that file to the shell tools
> and have it all done in about 5 seconds. :)
> --
> CarrieB
> 
> 
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