On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Perry E. Metzger wrote:

>>> Why should either of these be defaults? Especially "quota"...
>>
>>  	You have to enable quotas on a filesystem before it will make
>>  	any difference other than an extra line and tiny amount of time
>>  	in bootup.
>
> The time difference is noticeable on very old machines, and I don't
> know anyone who uses quota. I think it should be off by default.

 	The time difference used to be massive on machines running NIS
 	but no quotas on any filesystems, but that was fixed back around
 	98/99. The time for quotacheck and quotaon to read /etc/fstab,
 	confirm quotas are not enabled and then exit is very small.

 	Having said that I would support defaulting quotas=NO, providing
 	we also clean up other startup scripts which do not need to run by
 	default...

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