You probably ran out of room in the directory for new entries. Each directory has a limit of 64K directory chunks. The number of chunks required to represent a given file name is determined by the length of the name.
First 12 characters of the name fit in the first chunk. Each additional fraction of 32 characters requires an additional chunk. How many files did you create? On 4/1/2013 6:01 PM, Jose Manuel dos Santos Calhariz wrote: > > I am trying to fill a 1TB volume with lots of small files. At 40% > filled I started to see on client " Cannot open: No space left on > device" > > The fs listquota gives: > > Volume Name Quota Used %Used Partition > test.bigvol 1000000000 398049029 40% 24% > > > On the file server, where the volume is, I don't see any obvious > reason for failing to create more files, but looking into > /var/log/openafs/FileLog I see: > > Mon Apr 1 22:29:15 2013 Volume : 537817505 vnode = 67108864 Failed to create > inode: errno = 22 > Mon Apr 1 22:29:18 2013 Volume : 537817505 vnode = 67108864 Failed to create > inode: errno = 22 > Mon Apr 1 22:53:24 2013 Volume : 537817505 vnode = 67108864 Failed to create > inode: errno = 22 > > > Any ideas? > > I am running openafs 1.6.2 on Debian squeeze. > > > Jose Calhariz >
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