On 4/5/2012 9:08 AM, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
As I said, the AFS redirector is reporting the over quota
condition as part of the response to the CloseHandle() call.
Explorer does not call FlushFile() before CloseHandle() knowing
that CloseHandle() will flush the file to disk.
I will think
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Hi!
Maybe I do miss a point, but if I try to copy files in a directory
with not enough quota, copy action just stops silently and no error is
shown?
And worse: explorer does show the file is copied with full size...
E.g. I have a directory with 5 MB
At the moment the AFS Redirector does not implement the Windows Volume
Quota Service interface. Therefore, Windows has no knowledge of per
user quotas.
The behavior you are seeing is due to the fact that Windows is copying
the entire file into the Windows page cache and it is only being sent to
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On 2012-04-05 13:15, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
At the moment the AFS Redirector does not implement the Windows
Volume Quota Service interface. Therefore, Windows has no
knowledge of per user quotas.
The behavior you are seeing is due to the fact
As I said, the AFS redirector is reporting the over quota
condition as part of the response to the CloseHandle() call.
Explorer does not call FlushFile() before CloseHandle() knowing
that CloseHandle() will flush the file to disk.
I will think about this some more and see if I can come up
with
