---
name: "dpm-updatespace"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "dpm"
version: "1.10.0-2+b3"
release: "Debian 10 (Buster)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/dpm-updatespace"
---

# dpm-updatespace(1)

update space

## NAME

dpm-updatespace - update space

## SYNOPSIS

**dpm-updatespace** **--space\_token** *s\_token* \[ **--gid** *group\_ids* \] \[ **--group** *group\_names* \] \[ **--gspace** *size\_guaranteed\_space* \] \[ **--help** \] \[ **--lifetime** *space\_lifetime* \] \[ **--si** \]

**dpm-updatespace** **--token\_desc** *u\_token* \[ **--gid** *group\_ids* \] \[ **--group** *group\_names* \] \[ **--gspace** *size\_guaranteed\_space* \] \[ **--help** \] \[ **--lifetime** *space\_lifetime* \] \[ **--si** \]

## DESCRIPTION

**dpm-updatespace** updates space.

## OPTIONS

- *s\_token*

  specifies the token returned by a previous reservespace request.

- *u\_token*

  specifies the user provided description associated with the reservespace request.

- *group\_ids*

  The existing list can be reset using a comma separated list of group gids, extended by prefixing the gid by + or reduced by prefixing the gid by -. See examples.

- *group\_names*

  The existing list can be reset using a comma separated list of group names, extended by prefixing the name by + or reduced by prefixing the name by -.

- *size\_guaranteed\_space*

  new size of guaranteed space desired in bytes. The number may also have a suffix k, M, G, T or P to indicate kB, MB, GB, TB or PB respectively.

- *space\_lifetime*

  specifies the new space lifetime relative to the current time. It can be "Inf" (for infinite) or expressed in years (suffix 'y'), months (suffix 'm'), days (suffix 'd'), hours (suffix 'h') or seconds (no suffix).

- **--si**

  use powers of 1000 not 1024 for sizes.

## EXAMPLE

```
dpm-updatespace --space_token fe869590-b771-4002-b11a-8e7430d72911 --lifetime 1m

dpm-updatespace --token_desc myspace --gspace 5G

dpm-updatespace --token_desc atlgrpspace --group -atlas/higgs
```

## EXIT STATUS

This program returns 0 if the operation was successful or \>0 if the operation failed.

## SEE ALSO

**[dpm\_updatespace(3)](/dpm_updatespace/3.md)**