Hi *, I am using a Debian 6.0.6 system with Apache 2.2.16. # apache2 -v Server version: Apache/2.2.16 (Debian) Server built: Nov 30 2012 08:33:45 I like to use webdav and configured it correctly. It works fine so far. Now the problem: The data for the webdav share is physical located on a Windows CIFS share with NTFS as filesystem and configured quota to limit data to 50 MB. On Linux I get a correct message, when I try to copy a file on a "full" share: www-data@Skolerouter:~$ env LANG=c cp rules.png /var/davmnt/Lehrer/Lehrer1/ cp: closing `/var/davmnt/Lehrer/Lehrer1/rules.png': No space left on device www-data@Skolerouter:~$ mount .. //172.16.0.2/Lehrer1$/ on /UNIONFS/var/davmnt/Lehrer/Lehrer1 type cifs (rw,mand,relatime,vers=1.0,sec=ntlmi,cache=loose,unc=\z.16.0.2\Lehrer1$,username=Lehrer1,uid=0,noforceuid,gid=0,noforcegid,addr=172.16.0.2,file_mode=0666,dir_mode=0777,nounix,serverino,rsize=61440,wsize=16580,actimeo=1) When I upload a file with Linux and cadaver or with Windows 7, I get no error message, but a NULL byte file is created: dav:/Lehrer1/> put qemu.bz2 Uploading qemu.bz2 to `/Lehrer1/qemu.bz2': Progress: [=============================>] 100,0% of 9865186 bytes succeeded. dav:/Lehrer1/> ls Listing collection `/Lehrer1/': succeeded. Coll: Eigene Dateien 0 Feb 14 15:28 Coll: Favoriten 0 Feb 14 14:21 7z920-x64.msi 0 Feb 14 16:39 foo 51179520 Feb 15 11:10 foo.png 1231977 Feb 14 16:47 http.so 0 Feb 15 11:11 index.php 940 Feb 15 11:11 qemu.bz2 0 Feb 15 11:27 rules.png 0 Feb 15 11:25 dav:/Lehrer1/> When there is some space left on the device, data is filled up to the quota limit and the uploaded file is broken. Shouldn't mod_webdav tell the user that the underlying operating system can not write the file? Thanks for any hints or fixes. best regards Waldemar Brodkorb
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