[Box Backup-commit] #31: bbstoreaccounts info prints out wrong info?

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Sat, 30 Jun 2007 17:06:25 -0000


#31: bbstoreaccounts info prints out wrong info?
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 Reporter:  petej  |        Type:  defect         
   Status:  new    |    Priority:  trivial        
Milestone:         |   Component:  bbstoreaccounts
  Version:  0.10   |    Keywords:                 
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 When using bbstoreaccounts setlimits, it reported that it could not change
 the limits, but apparently in fact actually did.

 {{{
 petjal@brick:~$ sudo /usr/local/bin/bbstoreaccounts info 00000014
 Password:
                   Account ID: 00000014
               Last object ID: 111760
                  Blocks used: 2612322 (10204.38Mb)
     Blocks used by old files: 783071 (3058.87Mb)
 Blocks used by deleted files: 568686 (2221.43Mb)
   Blocks used by directories: 6511 (25.43Mb)
             Block soft limit: 2621440 (10240.00Mb)
             Block hard limit: 5242880 (20480.00Mb)
          Client store marker: 1183181003109375
 petjal@brick:~$ sudo /usr/local/bin/bbstoreaccounts setlimit 00000014 20G
 40G
 Couldn't lock the account -- did not change the limits
 Try again later.
 Limits on account 0x00000014 changed to 5242880 soft, 10485760 hard
 petjal@brick:~$ sudo /usr/local/bin/bbstoreaccounts info 00000014
                   Account ID: 00000014
               Last object ID: 111760
                  Blocks used: 2612322 (10204.38Mb)
     Blocks used by old files: 783071 (3058.87Mb)
 Blocks used by deleted files: 568686 (2221.43Mb)
   Blocks used by directories: 6511 (25.43Mb)
             Block soft limit: 5242880 (20480.00Mb)
             Block hard limit: 10485760 (40960.00Mb)
          Client store marker: 1183181003109375
 petjal@brick:~$

 }}}

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Ticket URL: <http://bbdev.fluffy.co.uk/trac/ticket/31>
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