Last modified on $Date$ Whenever a user tries to print a document, if he is over his print quota, then the job is refused. Depending on PyKota's configuration, especially the mailto option, he and/or the administrator may eventually receive an email message which explains the situation and invites him to solve the problem before being allowed to print again. However this may not be sufficient, and you may want to warn users who have reached their print quota at regular intervals, like every day, for example in a cron job. This may be useful if the user has reached his print quota, and have received an email message telling him so, but then he doesn't print for some days and may forget to solve the problem, by buying more paper for example. The warnpykota command was written with this in mind. If you put this command in your crontab, launching it for example every day, then you'll be sure that all your users who are above their print quota will not forget it ! Of course they may delete the messages without having read them, but at least they won't be able to say that they didn't received them ;-) When an user who is not a PyKota administrator launches this command, only him can receive a warning message. He can specify a printer name's filter to check his quota only on specific printers. If a normal user uses the --groups command line argument, then for each group he is a member of in the Quota Storage, each group member may receive a warning message. You can take care of this if this becomes annoying by forbidding normal users to launch the warnpykota command. PyKota administrators can pass additionnal user or group names (or wildcard filters) to only check the users or groups whose name matches. warnpykota -v--version -h--help -u--users -g--groups -P printername --printer printername name1 name2 ... nameN