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| Billy Bateman 2005-04-12, 5:45 pm |
| Telnet (Putty Returns this)
Failed to Record , No Space Left on Device.
Does anyone know why when I am trying to Record a Video on a new fcs
install that after a video recorder application is setup the telnet
would return this when I try to record a test video.
I know there is space on the server, so do you think its really a
permissions ting not allow the server to add video to the folder.
I am going to make a vhost and point to a different directory, but has
anyone had this problem and know a fix.
Billy Bateman
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| Wouter van Vliet / WEBclusive 2005-04-13, 7:45 am |
| This message is, usually, about a full harddisk. Though, as you said to
know this can't be it there's a few things you can try:
First of all, check the output of:
$ df -h
To see if the harddisk/partition FlashCom wants to write to has enough
space. Sometimes one partition gets filled up while another still has
some available space. (actually, this happens a lot). Check it.
Then, the other thing. Your error message looks a bit like something
that happened to me some times on apache. The following command worked
to fix that, so it might work this time for you, execute it as root:
# ipcs -s | PERL -ane '/^0x00000000/ && `ipcrm -s $F[1]`'
After this command, you'll need to restart fcs (and if you're running
apache, apache as wel - perhaps even more services need to be restarted)
Execute, as root, the following:
# service httpd restart; service fcs restart;
Good luck!
Wouter
Billy Bateman wrote:
> Telnet (Putty Returns this)
> Failed to Record , No Space Left on Device.
>
> Does anyone know why when I am trying to Record a Video on a new fcs
> install that after a video recorder application is setup the telnet
> would return this when I try to record a test video.
>
> I know there is space on the server, so do you think its really a
> permissions ting not allow the server to add video to the folder.
>
> I am going to make a vhost and point to a different directory, but has
> anyone had this problem and know a fix.
>
> Billy Bateman
>
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| Billy Bateman 2005-04-18, 5:45 pm |
| Thank you so much, this didnt work exactly but it may have helped, I
moved the applications directory location to a different location and it
fixed it.
Thanks so much!
Billy Bateman
Wouter van Vliet / WEBclusive wrote:
> This message is, usually, about a full harddisk. Though, as you said
> to know this can't be it there's a few things you can try:
>
> First of all, check the output of:
>
> $ df -h
>
> To see if the harddisk/partition FlashCom wants to write to has enough
> space. Sometimes one partition gets filled up while another still has
> some available space. (actually, this happens a lot). Check it.
>
> Then, the other thing. Your error message looks a bit like something
> that happened to me some times on apache. The following command worked
> to fix that, so it might work this time for you, execute it as root:
>
> # ipcs -s | PERL -ane '/^0x00000000/ && `ipcrm -s $F[1]`'
>
> After this command, you'll need to restart fcs (and if you're running
> apache, apache as wel - perhaps even more services need to be
> restarted) Execute, as root, the following:
>
> # service httpd restart; service fcs restart;
>
> Good luck!
>
> Wouter
>
> Billy Bateman wrote:
>
>
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