Objectstorage (using Storj) - "Your storage is full, so no more files can be updated or synced!"

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Hi guys!

I’m using Storj as my primary storage for several years now, without any problems. I also like shiny new toys, so I updated to NC 28. Versions 28.0.0 and 28.0.1 started to show me errors in the log, but because it didn’t affect anything negatively (as far as I was able to tell) I didn’t bother. Well, because I hoped that these error would magically disappear (why should they and why learn from the past ;p ) I updated to 28.0.2. Now I get presented with the message that my storage is full. Although I can’t determine if files are in fact nor stored and/or synced, I do see that new files show 0B size and the total amount is stuck at a nice and round 60GB.

Steps I already took to determine the cause:

  • Testet Storj itself by creating a new bucket and storing data via CLI [OK]
  • Created a test php (outside NC) to test the Storj PHP API [OK]
  • Did a rewrite of the Storj NC App because it is considered incompatible for several versions now
  • Fresh install of NC 28.0.2.5 on a dev system

As far as I can say, the app works and NC acceps the bucket as its primary storage. Loggig in the first time, I immediately see the alert.

I understand that there have been made several changes to the storage backend during the last versions, so maybe it is necessary to adjust how I handle certain things in the app.

If someone of you could point me to some (good) tutorials concerning the proper way of implementing storage backends in NC >=28 that would be awesome. Perhaps someone can give me some advice.
Basically any help is appreciated at this point.

Thank you all and keep up the good work!

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Do you have the default quota? If you’re the only user I think you can give yourself a huge fixed quota of like 1TiB to workaround. That is, if this is the same known bug I’m thinking of.

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I don’t have a quota → unlimited
And as I said: It happens on a fresh install with no userdata on it at all

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I don’t have a quota → unlimited

Yes, and I’m saying give yourself a large quota. If that fixes it, it’s a known bug that’ll be fixed soon. If not, it’s something different.

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I’ll be damned! You are right!
I gave myself a huge quota, now the alert is gone and files have sizes again.
Thank you so much!

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Glad to hear it. I believe this is the issue:

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