On Jan 10, 2008 9:40 AM, Matthias Witte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have no explaination, why we get a file too large error in this case: > > /afs/foo.org/webfax/b > > is a volume without quota containing 31707 subdirectories, each > name of > which has 32 characters length. >
31707 is why. You're out of space for more directory entries. > > $ fs examine /afs/foo.org/webfax/b > File /afs/foo.org/webfax/b (536871032.1.1) contained in volume > 536871032 > Volume status for vid = 536871032 named wfax.b > Current disk quota is unlimited > Current blocks used are 13884367 > The partition has 1133660144 blocks available out of 1302880632 > > > Now if I try to create a directory with a name longer than 15 characters I > get > a 'file too large' error. > > However if the name is only 15 characters long no error occurs, I can at > least create 15 more directories (i haven't tried how much more). > http://www.openafs.org/pipermail/openafs-info/2002-September/005812.html We have a plan to update this, but no update is available at this time. > The client and server version is 1.4.2, the systems are running the amd64 > flavour of debian etch, that is the debian maintainer has backported and > applied several patches from later releases and bugfixes. > > Which limit am I hitting here and is there a way to resolve this problem? > >
