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Feb 9, 2015, 11:27 PM
1 Posts

Insufficient Disk Space when attaching a file in Lotus Notes

  • Category: Mail
  • Platform: Apple Mac OS
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: End User
  • Tags: attachment,disk,error,lotus,mac,notes,server,space
  • Replies: 2

Hi everyone,

I just got a really headeache with Lotus Notes in my Mac again. When I am trying to send an email with an attachment or a file a get the following error: Server Error: Insufficient Disk Space. 

 

At first, it is look like that I have a problem with my mail capacity in the Lotus Server. But I have plenty space, as it can see in this another screen shoot:


 

So I thought that this problem was from the Lotus server, but when I tried to do the same thing in my PC I didn't get any problem or error message. After that I realize that the problem was not in the Server, instead in my Mac.

I tried to resolve this issue applying the new Service Pack (SP2) for the Lotunes 9.01 and reset my computer, but I got any results. I found this threat on internet, that may be it is similar to my problem, but on Windows OS (http://www.androidrow.com/windows/ibm-lotus-notes-server-error-insufficient-disk-space.php).

I would appreciate if someone can give me some help!

 

Thank you very much.

 

Samuel Valdes 

 
Feb 10, 2015, 2:41 AM
23 Posts
Re: Insufficient Disk SPace when attaching a file in Lotus Notes

Samuel,

 

I did a check and didn't find any known reports that match the symptoms, specifically with this impacting Mac but not Windows. If you get the error as a pop-up dialog in the client, leave the dialog active and run a manual NSD. You can then create a new PMR, upload the NSD, and we can take a look.

Feb 10, 2015, 11:58 PM
145 Posts
Any error message prefaced with "Server error:"
indicates the error came back from the server as far as I know... I would check ask your Server Admin to investigate....

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