repquota:tldr:cdd96

The command "sudo repquota -augs" is used to display disk usage and limits for all users or specific user groups on a Linux system. Here's a breakdown of the options and their meanings:

• "sudo": The "sudo" command allows a user with administrative privileges to execute a command as the root user or another user.
• "repquota": This is the command used to generate disk quota report.
• "-a": The "-a" option specifies that the report should include information for all users and groups on the system.
• "-u": The "-u" option specifies that the report should display user quota information.
• "-g": The "-g" option specifies that the report should display group quota information.
• "-s": The "-s" option is used to display the report in a summarized format.

So, when you run the "sudo repquota -augs" command, it will generate a disk quota report that includes information for all users and groups in a summarized format, displaying both user and group quota information.