Re: [Samba] Samba Share of NFS filesystem

2005-10-26 Thread Gerald (Jerry) Carter

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Ulrich Bernhard wrote:

| We have a samba share which is a NFS mounted filesystem
| with user quota. The samba server runs SuSE 9.2, the
| samba version is 3.0.20b. The filesystem is nfs mounted
| from a NetApp fileserver.

How do quotas work for you on a local file system?
What about other NFS mounted file systems?  Why guess
would be there's some issue with how the NetApp box and Samba are
interacting wrt to quota information.







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Re: [Samba] Samba Share of NFS filesystem

2005-10-26 Thread Ulrich Bernhard
On a local disk with quota the 'over quota' error occured while writing 
to that disk and the windows box reports the error as 'disk is full'.
A local copy on the linux server to a local filesystem with quota (/data 
is on that filesystem):

cp /tmp/large-file /data
cp: writing `/data/large-file': Disk quota exceeded

Writing on the linux server to the nfs filesystem the 'over quota' error 
occured whis the close (the /home/rzubu directory is on the nfs filesystem):

cp /tmp/large-file /home/rzubu
cp: closing `/home/rzubu/large-file': Disk quota exceeded

Sorry I do not have other nfs mounted filesystems with quota.

Thanks

Ulrich



Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:

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Ulrich Bernhard wrote:

| We have a samba share which is a NFS mounted filesystem
| with user quota. The samba server runs SuSE 9.2, the
| samba version is 3.0.20b. The filesystem is nfs mounted
| from a NetApp fileserver.

How do quotas work for you on a local file system?
What about other NFS mounted file systems?  Why guess
would be there's some issue with how the NetApp box and Samba are
interacting wrt to quota information.







cheers, jerry
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Re: [Samba] Samba Share of NFS filesystem

2005-10-26 Thread Jeremy Allison
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 03:02:23PM +0200, Ulrich Bernhard wrote:
 On a local disk with quota the 'over quota' error occured while writing 
 to that disk and the windows box reports the error as 'disk is full'.
 A local copy on the linux server to a local filesystem with quota (/data 
 is on that filesystem):
 cp /tmp/large-file /data
 cp: writing `/data/large-file': Disk quota exceeded
 
 Writing on the linux server to the nfs filesystem the 'over quota' error 
 occured whis the close (the /home/rzubu directory is on the nfs filesystem):
 cp /tmp/large-file /home/rzubu
 cp: closing `/home/rzubu/large-file': Disk quota exceeded
 
 Sorry I do not have other nfs mounted filesystems with quota.

NFS is allowed to return a disk full error on close - the trouble
is that Windows clients won't recognise it. You could try setting
strict allocate = yes to change when the writes occur from the
client NFS redirector - but this is going to be horribly slow.

The best thing to do with quota-enabled filesystems is to host
them on the Samba box I'm afraid.

Jeremy.
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