Re: SmbFile.getDiskFreeSpace bug

Thomas Krammer said:
> Sorry, but I don't have access to that server. It's the server of a
> customer and they probably wouldn't allow me to install a package
> capturing tool on one of their machines.
>
> I did a package capture of my Windows XP machine querying one of our
> servers with 1.1 TB (1226109587456 bytes) of free disk space. But JCIFS
> reports the correct free space on this server. So these captures might
> be useless.
>
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>         QUERY_FS_INFO Data
>             Allocation Size: 299343161
>             Caller Free Units: 299316575
>             Actual Free Units: 299316575
>             Sectors/Unit: 8
>             Bytes per Sector: 512

So jCIFS has no problem with sizes larger than 32bits. The problem is that
with a block size if 512 the largest size that can be reported is 512 *
0xFFFFFFFF which is 2.199 TB. That's not enough to report 2.8 TB (BTW I
think your "to be exact" value was short a digit).

There's nothing I can do about this and I bet Windows will report the same
bogus value. If it does not then we need a pcap to decipher how it's
getting a correct value.

If there's a way to change the reported "Bytes per Sector" then the server
would be able to report the correct value (e.g. 1024 * 0xFFFFFFFF is 4.398
TB max).

Mike