Description of problem: After enabling the user quota on /home, I have configured 1 user for userquota. I logged in as root and a normal user in the same machine to test the quota with two different virtual terminals(tty1,tty2). I had configured the quota for inodes. From the root user I was monitoring the normal user's quota usage. I had given some 10 files as hard limit for the normal user. When the user reached his limit the message saying quota limit reached appeared. The repquota command from the root user was displaying the correct details of the usage. Then from the normal user tty I deleted a file and from the root user tty I again checked repquota. This time it was not updating the deletion happened in the normal users tty. And also when I tried to create a file after the deletion I was not able to proceed. The quota limit exceeded message was appearing again. But when I logoff the normal user and login again then the repquota was reporting the data properly and I could able to create files to the limit. Is this a problem or am I missing something in configuration. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
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