How much quota am I using in my Athena home directory?

To check the quota on your home directory, you can simply type "quota -v":

Disk quotas for joeuser (uid 17261):
Filesystem          usage    quota    limit       files    quota    limit
/mit/joeuser        42072  1500000  1500000    

Here is what some of the columns mean:

• usage: how much space you are using in Kilobytes (Kb)
• quota/limit: the maximum amount of space alloted

The 3 rightmost columns are obsolete and can be ignored.

(Note: In NFS, quota and limit were used to indicate "soft limit" and "hard limit", respectively. However, there are no soft limits in AFS, and both entries report the same information.)