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The convertquota command is used to convert old disk quota data files ("quota.user" and "quota.group") to files in the new format ("quota.user" and "quota.group").

Syntax format: convertquota [parameters]

Common parameters:

-u convert only user disk quota data files-g convert group disk quota data files only-f convert old disk quota files to new format-e change the new file format from large byte order to small byte order

Reference example

Use the convertquota directive to convert the disk quota data file for the specified file system / data:

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