Folder size limit

Hi;
How can i limit size of the folder.
Thanks in advance;
Bojan

Most solaris discussions will use the term "directory", not folder.
You can't easily limit at the directory level. If you use ZFS, you can create a filesystem instead of a directory, and then you can assign a quota to that filesystem.
(you can do similar things without ZFS, but it's a much more heavyweight process to do so).
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