Not enough space on the disk

hi all,
The DC gives "not enough space on the disk" error while building .
Any suggestions !
Regards,
MOhammad

hi
The DC gives "not enough space on the disk" error while building , this means
ask your BASIS consultant to remove the log files from the server node and then build the application
this would solve your problem , and your Basis consultant will be very well aware of this problem .
Thanks

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On 14/03/2011 06:36, hkarr wrote:
> iFolder client gets the following error:
>
> iFolder synchronization cannot complete because you don't have enough
> space on the server.
>
> Free space on the server = 464 MB (total space available 3000 MB)
> Space needed to complete synchronization = 2536 MB.
>
> Please free up space in your iolder and click OK.
464 MB is less than 2536 MB so error message is correct.
> Click Cancel to cancel to sync.
>
>
> iFolder client log looks like this:
> 13.3.2011 23:40:46 Synchronizing with server...
> 13.3.2011 23:40:48 Synchronization failed
>
>
> The volume size is 36 GB and it has free space 20% = 7 GB.
> So there is enough space to the iFolder sync.
Is there perhaps a volume or directory quota in place that would affect
the sync?
> iFolder host is NetWare 6.5.8 server and iFolder version is 2.1.8
>
> The same iFolder is synced from two (2) PC's, a desktop (XP SP3) and
> notebook (W7 SP1 32bit). Both have been working for long time.
>
> The problems are seen on notebook using Windows 7. The Windows 7
> (32-bit) OS has updated with SP1 on Saturday (May 12th.2011). After the
> update iFolder worked but on Sunday evening the errors started.
>
> iFolder client (2.1.8) has removed and reinstalled. First the client
> seemed to work OK, but after the sync of last file, the error reoccured
> again.
>
> iFolder sync partially works: files and folders created on desktop PC
> are synced to notebook.
> But files created on notebook are not synced to desktop.
>
> Any tips how to repair or troubleshoot?
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