Modifying Existing Volumes
To modify an existing volume, run the "r1volume mod" command.
By default, the assignment of Control Panel hosts to the volume is disabled.
 | Note The "add" and "mod" commands have several common arguments. |
| Note If you add --silent to the "add," "mod," or "del" command, the command output will be suppressed. |
Read how to edit the existing volumes by means of web interface: Editing Volumes.
--quota
To change the quota for the given volume to the given number of bytes:
--quota=
| Note Default is no quota. |
To turn off the quota for the given volume:
--quota=NONE
--name
To set the new name for the given volume:
--name=
--max-linux-host
To set the maximum number of Linux hosts that can be assigned to the given volume:
--max-linux-host=
| Note Default is unlimited. |
| Note At the time of writing this, --max-windows-host and --max-linux-cp options have not worked yet. |
--user
To grant the given user access to the given volume:
--user=
--user --remove
To revoke the given user access to the given volume:
--user= --remove
--control-panel-enabled
To enable the assignment of Control Panel hosts to the given volume:
--control-panel-enabled
--no-control-panel
To disable the assignment of Control Panel hosts to the given volume:
--no-control-panel-enabled
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