Public bug reported:
I'm trying to copy large files (100GB) to a remote server mounted by
cifs and having user quota. I'm getting quota warning messages when my
soft and hard quota is full.
Here is what nautilus does:
nautilus is still copying the file after the hard quota is reached. While
windows breaks the copy action, deletes the partial file and I'm getting a
warning message from the server, nautilus seems to ignore the servers "quota
full" error. I'm getting up to ten quota warning messages per second while
nautilus continues to copy the file. Watching the file size on the server
confirms that the file size is still growing even though the hard quota is
full. Immediately after finishing the copy action the file is cut down to the
size that just fits the hard quota.
What nautilus should do:
Aboard the copy action after getting a quota full error from the server and let
the user decide whether to keep or to remove the partial file.
Perhaps somebody can try to reproduce it? I was using a backup server whose
file system I don't know.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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nautilus ignores quota-full messages
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/410260
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