Public bug reported:
I've got a directory on my server with several mount points inside,
shared using Samba. Using Nautilus, I can't copy files to the mounted
disks inside the share, unless ample space exists on the parent disk.
The space exists on the mounted disks, but Nautilus doesn't recognise
that there is indeed more space available and refuses to copy. The only
workaround is to use each disk as its own share, and mount them all on
the client.
Hypothetical:
* I have a server with a samba share /home/foo with 5 meg free space.
* I have a mount under this directory /home/foo/disk with 10 meg free space.
* Mounting the foo share on my Ubuntu desktop is no problem, but when I want
to copy a 10 meg file to foo/disk, Nautilus refuses telling me I only have 5
meg free.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
I've got a directory on my server with several mount points inside,
shared using Samba. Using Nautilus, I can't copy files to the mounted
disks inside the share, unless ample space exists on the parent disk.
The space exists on the mounted disks, but Nautilus doesn't recognise
- that there is indeed more space available and refuses to copy.
+ that there is indeed more space available and refuses to copy. The only
+ workaround is to use each disk as its own share, and mount them all on
+ the client.
Hypothetical:
* I have a server with a samba share /home/foo with 5 meg free space.
* I have a mount under this directory /home/foo/disk with 10 meg free space.
* Mounting the foo share on my Ubuntu desktop is no problem, but when I want
to copy a 10 meg file to foo/disk, Nautilus refuses telling me I only have 5
meg free.
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Can't copy to disk mounted under a Samba share if space doesn't exist in the
share
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243431
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