Hi there

Just an idea that you might want to look into.

Are there processes that have not been terminated that are still running that might be consuming resources (maximum open files, maximum processes running, that kind of thing).

I teach C programming and we get the students to compile and run their programs on the server and from time to time our students have those sorts of problems.

cheers

Paul Miller

Education Researcher

Head Tutor for COSC1076 - Advanced Programming Techniques

Head Tutor for COSC1252/1254 - Programming Using C++

School of CS& IT, RMIT

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On 23 October 2015 at 13:02, Piers Rowan <piers.rowan@recruitonline.com.au> wrote:

Hi there,

I have been using sshfs for years on a server without incident.

Now when I connect I can't write to / save the PHP files I am editing.

The server shows the following error:

sftp-server[34002]: error: process_write: write failed

I have checked the disk for space (there is plenty and I have even deleted files). The permissions have not changed and I have tested and reset them on various directories.

Geany: Error saving file.

Nautilus: Error creating directory: Operation not permitted

Any ideas how to debug? I think it is specific to this server.

Thanks

Piers

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