CIFs stopped working after volume reached 100%

[conradb]

I have 3 mountpoints shared for Windows etc via CIFS only, but while copying files onto /mnt/disk3 it filled up, and disconnected me (Android mobile). Yes I was copying files over wifi. I am now also unable to connect from Windows either.
I have restarted it, and also checked that guest access is enabled and restarted for luck, no joy - it might be a log filling up or other, where do I go to unblock myself?

Build FreeNAS-9.10.1 (d989edd)
Platform Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU G1610T @ 2.30GHz
Memory 3904MB
At the minimum, can I open the console and move files from /mnt/disk3 to /mnt/disk1 via console manually perhaps?

I enabled FTP, and aside from a curious glitch (it lists some hidden files) the first time I listed the ftp folder, ftp works just fine, hope that's a clue.

 

[Robert Trevellyan]

Side note: your system does not meet minimum requirements.

What is it that filled up? A dataset? A pool?

Please post as much information as possible, to increase the chances of someone being able to help you.

 

[conradb]

Hi Robert. I solved it by removing files from the full disk and rebooting. I won't go over 90% again and forget. 100% happy.

Not sure how the machine is below spec to run? I'm probably on an old version but for me it has been running for some time now just fine.

 

[melloa]

Check the subject: "after volume reached 100%"

With ZFS you shouldn't use more than 80% - 85%.

I won't go over 90% again and forget.

See above.

 

[conradb]

Ah yes.
Makes sense. I was over committed because it is a compressed volume. Hence igoring the alert when I hit 80% was my misstep. Now. If only fixing the usb mass storage problem on Windows was this easy, I would have finished my day even happier.

 

[melloa]

I would have finished my day even happier.

I consider a happy day when I don't lose data ;) Good luck!

 

[Robert Trevellyan]

Glad you were able to recover.

Not sure how the machine is below spec to run?

Minimum required RAM is 8GB.