Upload a little file by the Ftp client and the file uploaded is equal to ZERO byte

[vaio1]

Originally Posted by matrixn

what is the output of quotacheck -avugm?

# quotacheck -avugm
quotacheck: Quota for users is enabled on mountpoint / so quotacheck might damage the file.
Please turn quotas off or use -f to force checking.

[matrixn]

do quotaoff -avug and then quotacheck -avugm and after finishing his checking quotaon -avug

this should update the quotadb and if you have raised the storage space should let you upload via ftp.

[vaio1]

Nothing to do. The problem persist.

[matrixn]

try to turn off your quota and upload your file... see if that works. You can turn off quota by quotaoff -avug and turn it on by quotaon -avug

[vaio1]

Without Quota it works! and WITH Quota 52 Transfer aborted. Disk quota exceeded
Now?

[matrixn]

i think that the file you are trying to upload is bigger and the size of quota for respective user is smaller than you need.. try to set bigger value for the user. ex: 2000 (2000mb ~ 2gb) and then deactivate quota, do a quotacheck and activate again.


p.s what is your distro?

[vaio1]

No at all.
The file that I have tried to upload is 25KB and the user space is about 3 GB. Seems sufficient, or not :P ?

I have already deactivated the quota, done a quotacheck and activated it again.

I have a CentOs 5.4

[vaio1]

Originally Posted by matrixn

i think that the file you are trying to upload is bigger and the size of quota for respective user is smaller than you need.. try to set bigger value for the user. ex: 2000 (2000mb ~ 2gb) and then deactivate quota, do a quotacheck and activate again.


p.s what is your distro?

Look at this user's quota:

*** Report for user quotas on device /dev/mapper/VolGroup01-LogVol00
Block grace time: 7days; Inode grace time: 7days
                        Block limits                File limits
User            used    soft    hard  grace    used  soft  hard  grace
----------------------------------------------------------------------
web2_user +-  304376  102400  103424  5days   27964     0     0

Is this correct?

[falko]

That user is over quota as well. Try to set a bigger quota, or delete files (e.g. log files) and directories of that user that aren't needed anymore.

[vaio1]

No it is not possible.

How can I get the real used space by the user?

thanks