free space reported as zero

[avtechmjc]

Hi,

I moved an AWS-S3-based volume between juicefs accounts (i.e., transfered ownership on the juicefs side).

There were no changes on the AWS end.

juicefs now reports a disk size of 1TB ("Capacity 1 TiB space, 1 M inodes (files and directories)"), and zero free space - but I can in practice add more data. The problem is certain utilities check for free space and are very unhappy if the filesystem says zero.

Before the ownership transfer, juicefs reported a disk size of 1 or 10 PB (I forget which), and thus lots of free space was reported.

How can I get back to the previous setup with a non-zero reported free space?

[avtechmjc]

I have tried adding the max-space parameter to fstab, but it does not help:

avtech-juice-vol01 /fileserver1 juicefs _netdev,allow_other,max-space=10000 0 0

[Xuyuchao-juice]

could you please share the version of JuiceFS you are using?

[avtechmjc]

Version 5.3.6 on the client, with the juicefs.com cloud service.

[Xuyuchao-juice]

What are the account names before and after the migration?

[avtechmjc]

before: mjc@avtechpulse.com
after: michael@chudobiak.com

volume: avtech-juice-vol01

[Xuyuchao-juice]

Is michael@chudobiak.com a free account? You need to go to the "Plan" interface and upgrade your paid plan. That should do it.

[avtechmjc]

Oops, that was the problem. Thank you!