SOLVED After upgrade from CORE to SCALE ZFS userquota prevents user to write to dataset

[SirNomad49]

Hello,

I upgraded from CORE to scale yesterday and for some reason I was having trouble setting up the samba share.

With the configuration from core I am not able to write to the share from windows.

it told basically, that there is no space left on the device.



but the pool itself has enough free space.

After looking around and searching the forum I found, that for some reason for my old "from CORE" dataset the userquota was set to 1T which caused my user to fail when it tried to write to the disk.

to resolve that I created a test dataset through gui and compared all ACL settings, permissions because i thought it was a permission topic.

After a while i found that the quota was set to 1T on the old dataset:

Code:

For the delegated permission list, run: zfs allow|unallow
root@truenas[~]# zfs userspace datapool/fstix
TYPE        NAME    USED  QUOTA  OBJUSED  OBJQUOTA
POSIX User  fstix  2.23T   none    97.8K        1T
POSIX User  root   17.5K   none        3      none
root@truenas[~]# zfs userspace datapool/test
TYPE        NAME    USED  QUOTA  OBJUSED  OBJQUOTA
POSIX User  fstix  21.5K   none        3      none
root@truenas[~]# zfs groupspace datapool/test
TYPE         NAME    USED  QUOTA  OBJUSED  OBJQUOTA
POSIX Group  fstix  21.5K   none        3      none
root@truenas[~]# zfs groupspace datapool/fstix
TYPE         NAME    USED  QUOTA  OBJUSED  OBJQUOTA
POSIX Group  fstix  2.23T   none    97.8K        1T
POSIX Group  root   17.5K   none        3      none

so as soon as I removed the quota, I was able to write to the share normally again.

Code:

zfs set userquota@fstix=none datapool/fstix
zfs set groupquota@fstix=none datapool/fstix

What helped me to resolve this was this page from oracle:

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19253-01/820-2313/gazud/index.html

EDIT:

I am not sure if the quota was visible or not in the quota screen:

but I tested it now and it would be visible in the screen and can be adjusted there --> set the quota to 0