May 4, 20233 yr I have a remote camera FTPing video files to a beaglebone. In a script, those files get tarred up every 10 minutes and pushed to my Nextcloud server (via WinDAV) on my Unraid server. (in an external storage location) I have verified that the tar files are coming through intact. Once on the server, the script attempts to unpack them and that is where I am running into trouble. In my low res test scenario, there are 3-4 10MB files coming through. When unpacked the 30MB files create 2x10MB intact files and one 7MB partial file. The 40MB file untars into 1x10MB + 1x7MB + 2x0b files. In both cases I hit a ~57MB wall before getting the error "cannot write: no space left on device" and the untar process fails out leaving a mess of incomplete video files. (massive gaps in my surveillance footage) I can tell you there is 8TB allocated to this share and it is adding another 57MB every time the script runs. So, any idea why each session believes it has so little space to work with?
May 4, 20233 yr Author The people pulling their hair out with similar issues online makes me pre hurt for what I am about to go through. Is the problem some upload limit with Cloudflare, WebDAV, Swag, Nextcloud? At first I thought Cloudflare was the culprit. But, my limit being closer to 50MB has me leaning WebDAV. I see plenty of guides on how to change that limit via the Windows registry. But, any idea how you up this limit in Unix? Edited May 4, 20233 yr by Jlarimore
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