ENOSPC: There is no free space left on the device [open]

[tsvigo]

It creates folders and then gets up - not a single file is created and writes the same thing:
example:
16:49:37 Error Unable to write file "/media/viktor/TOSHIBA EXT_vnesniy-2_Tb/debian/qt_projects_2/build-effolkronium_random_console-Desktop_Qt_5_12_12_GCC_64bit-Debug/effolkronium_random_console-308a.ffs_tmp".
ENOSPC: There is no free space left on the device [open]

The system is Debian on a laptop, an external hdd is connected to it via usb where the files are copied.

[therube]

You can successfully manually copy (cp) from /viktor/ to the hdd?
So something like:

cp testfile.txt /dev/usbhdd/tmp/

(or however your external hdd is referenced)

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Does the hdd have free space?
Does the "volume" you are attempting to write to on the hdd have free space?
Are permissions correct, as in you have permission to write to said volume?

How is FFS connecting to the hdd?
How is the hdd referenced?

[xCSxXenon]

*presents error that says you are out of free space*
...
*Doesn't check or mention if there is enough space*

[guilherme.pacheco]

*presents error that says you are out of free space*
...
*Doesn't check or mention if there is enough space*

Can FFS delete older files to free up space for new files?

[xCSxXenon]

*presents error that says you are out of free space*
...
*Doesn't check or mention if there is enough space*

Can FFS delete older files to free up space for new files?

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[guilherme.pacheco]

*presents error that says you are out of free space*
...
*Doesn't check or mention if there is enough space*

Can FFS delete older files to free up space for new files?

viewtopic.php?t=7508

I'll try to explain my problem... I have a server that every day updates a folder with some recordings and with the date marking, for example: "2024-03-21" and I need the 2 NAS to have the recordings, but due to space limitations, the 2 alone can only last 120 days, what I'm trying to do with FFS is make the first server (which already deletes files automatically if necessary to create a new file for the next day) send it to the second and in that second continue the days for that has 240 calendar days and when the second server understands that it is full, it starts deleting the oldest ones.