> > When logging out from Windows 2000 and writing the user profiles back to the > > server the user gets a "disk full" warning - below soft and hardlimit. > > > > Tests showed that the warning comes up when > > > > Userfiles + (2 * Profiles) > soft limit. > > > > In all our tests, the grace period and the hardlimit were never reached and > > are not the limiting factors. > > > > I read about Windows 2000 duplicating the profiles before writing back > > to the server, therefore (2 * Profiles). Ok, we can live with that. > > But treating the soft limit like hard limit is not fair, I think. > >
> > Samba does not enforce quotas, only reports back what the OS tell us. > Try and do a similar operation on the server only, and see what > happens. It might be that the 'space free' that Samba reports is > causing problems, as that is set to the soft quota. > > Andrew Bartlett > Thanks for your message, meanwhile I did some testing: - copying files on the server only (as you suggested) works fine: softlimit, grace period, hard limit work as expected - copying files via the Windows 2000 Explorer on network disks works also: softlimit, grace period, hard limit work as expected - the problem shows up *only* during logout when the user's profiles are written back to the server strange Peter Griessl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
