To check the quota for your project you need to impersonate the **Service Account** holder of the project.
Log into lxplus, and run the eos command:
1. Log into lxplus with your Primary Account
2. Impersonate the relevant Service Account by obtaining a kerberos token:
```bash
kinit <your-service-account>
```
3. Run the eos command:
```bash
eos root://eosproject.cern.ch quota /eos/project/<initial>/<project-name>
```
In the example, project swanee is using the quota as follows: 9.81 MB of the allowed 1.00 TB; 78 files of the allowed 1.00M files:
```
In the example, project "swanee" is using the quota as follows: 9.81 MB of the allowed 1.00 TB; 78 files of the allowed 1.00M files:
```bash
[swanee@lxplus701 ~]$ eos root://eosproject.cern.ch quota /eos/project/s/swanee
# pre-configuring default route to /eos/user/s/swanee/
# -use $EOSHOME variable to override
...
...
@@ -33,6 +39,6 @@ By group:
```
It is possible to define the EOS_MGM_URL=root://eosproject.cern.ch variable beforehand. In which case, you would not need root://eosproject.cern.ch in the EOS command.
Note that until you obtain again a kerberos token for your Primary Account, any further command you issue in that lxplus session will be executed with the Service Account's credentials.
It is possible to define the `EOS_MGM_URL=root://eosproject.cern.ch` variable beforehand. In which case, you would not need `root://eosproject.cern.ch` in the EOS command.
