I have running a script where user 1 upload first then user 2, user 3. But if user 1 reaches the 750GB limit then the next commands does not execute.
Is anyway to do it?
Thanks
I have running a script where user 1 upload first then user 2, user 3. But if user 1 reaches the 750GB limit then the next commands does not execute.
Is anyway to do it?
Thanks
You'd probably want a remote authenticated with each user I'd imagine and use that new remote name once a limit is reached.
Yes, but that is what i dont know how to do it
The same way you made the first remote, you just authenticate with a different user.
But that is not automatic.
There isn't any way to automatically authenticate a remote.
You create them before hand and you can switch the names once a user hits a quota if you have multiple users.
I have them created. But I cant loggout after an user hit the limit. I can close the window and open a new one
I want that proccess automatic
You make remote1.
You make remote2.
You use remote1 until it fills. You use remote2.
But that way I have to be on the computer opening the other remote
Once you make a remote and authenticate it, you are done and can use it.
You only use a browser one time when making a remote.
Have you done the process before?
Yes, but there is no stop after the limit is reached. I tried opening a few other ssh and starting all the users at the same time, but they upload the same file, and even if its a duplicate and not really upload them it counts on the limit.
I need something that tell the command stop.
Here is the flag to stop when you reach your upload limit:
That was what I needed, thanks.
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