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| + | == Disk quota exceeded in your home == | ||
| + | '''WARNING''': exceeding the disk quota in your home ($HOME) may induce damage to configuration files <br> | ||
| + | When rewriting a configuration file, a lot of utilities will remove the old file and create a new one. <br>The removal will get done without problem, but the writing af the new file may fail due to an exceeded quota. | ||
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| + | a) Check your home quota with the command: | ||
| + | '''quota''' | ||
| + | You will, for example, get something like this: | ||
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| + | Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace | ||
| + | nas24-10:/nethome/sca | ||
| + | '''226388*''' 200000 250000 49652days 4161 0 0 | ||
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| + | This means: | ||
| + | - currently you are using '''226388''' kB. The ''''*'''' indicates you are over your quota | ||
| + | - your quota is 200000 kB | ||
| + | - for some time you can use up to 250000 kB | ||
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| + | b) Find your large files and directories | ||
| + | '''du -hsc ~/.[a-z]* ~/*''' | ||
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| + | c) (Re)move files and directories | ||
| + | 1. Remove whatever you do not need anymore. (this is a form of infinite compression) | ||
| + | 2. Put whatever does not need to be in your home under your data space. (e.g. /snow /zwack ....) | ||
| + | 3. Use /extras/$USER | ||
| + | Move large software directories like .local, .cache, .python, etc. under /extras/$USER/ | ||
| + | to move directory xxx : | ||
| + | cd $HOME | ||
| + | mv xxx /extras/$USER/. # move the directory | ||
| + | ln -s /extras/$USER/xxx xxx # create a "soft link" in $HOME | ||
| + | cd $HOME/xxx will still bring you to that directory but will not affect your HOME quota | ||
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| + | == Cannot open window == | ||
| + | A simple way to check if your display forwarding is okay is to execute the command: | ||
| + | '''xclock''' | ||
| + | If this opens a little window with a clock your setup is good. | ||
| + | If you do not get the little clock window check the following: | ||
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| + | a) When using ssh make sure you used it either with the ' -X ' or the ' -Y ' key! | ||
| + | '''ssh -Y ...''' | ||
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| + | b) Check your home quota with (see "Disk quota exceeded in your home" above for more info): | ||
| + | '''quota''' | ||
| + | If you are over quota in your home you cannot open any windows. To reduce the data in your home check point "Disk quota exceeded in your home" above. | ||
== CRCM5 problems == | == CRCM5 problems == | ||
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ulimit -s unlimited | ulimit -s unlimited | ||
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| + | == X DISPLAY forwarding problems on Mac == | ||
| + | coming soon | ||
== Other problems == | == Other problems == | ||
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Check with: | Check with: | ||
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quota -v | quota -v | ||
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Error message: | Error message: | ||
Version actuelle datée du 14 de mai 2020 à 16:16
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Troubleshooting
Disk quota exceeded in your home
WARNING: exceeding the disk quota in your home ($HOME) may induce damage to configuration files
When rewriting a configuration file, a lot of utilities will remove the old file and create a new one.
The removal will get done without problem, but the writing af the new file may fail due to an exceeded quota.
a) Check your home quota with the command:
quota
You will, for example, get something like this:
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace
nas24-10:/nethome/sca
226388* 200000 250000 49652days 4161 0 0
This means:
- currently you are using 226388 kB. The '*' indicates you are over your quota
- your quota is 200000 kB
- for some time you can use up to 250000 kB
b) Find your large files and directories
du -hsc ~/.[a-z]* ~/*
c) (Re)move files and directories
1. Remove whatever you do not need anymore. (this is a form of infinite compression)
2. Put whatever does not need to be in your home under your data space. (e.g. /snow /zwack ....)
3. Use /extras/$USER
Move large software directories like .local, .cache, .python, etc. under /extras/$USER/
to move directory xxx :
cd $HOME
mv xxx /extras/$USER/. # move the directory
ln -s /extras/$USER/xxx xxx # create a "soft link" in $HOME
cd $HOME/xxx will still bring you to that directory but will not affect your HOME quota
Cannot open window
A simple way to check if your display forwarding is okay is to execute the command:
xclock
If this opens a little window with a clock your setup is good.
If you do not get the little clock window check the following:
a) When using ssh make sure you used it either with the ' -X ' or the ' -Y ' key!
ssh -Y ...
b) Check your home quota with (see "Disk quota exceeded in your home" above for more info):
quota
If you are over quota in your home you cannot open any windows. To reduce the data in your home check point "Disk quota exceeded in your home" above.
CRCM5 problems
Error message:
"stack overflow: thread 0, max 10228KB, used 1147KB, request 37324944B"
=> unlimit your stack by setting:
ulimit -s unlimited
X DISPLAY forwarding problems on Mac
coming soon
Other problems
Error message:
"X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication."
You might be over your quota in your HOME.
Check with: quota -v
Error message:
"Error: Can't open display: localhost:..."
Connect with "ssh -Y ..." instead of "ssh -X ...".
