Linux

I would ask the system administrator to search and verify all your files for size and then consider what you do not need. It is possible (if you are a student) that you have inherited files from a previous student in a different home directory.

Consider doing something like this:-

Code:

nohup find / -user 216215 -exec ls -ld {} \; >~/user_216215.files 2>/dev/null &
print "Monitor process $!"

It could run for quite a while, so that's why I've set if off in the background whilst you are doing something else. If you need to logoff and pick up later, you can check on the process it displays.

This will generate a file to investigate.

From the image, the filesystem is NFS mounted from a central server. You might have a lower limit on that server and that may be where the rejection is being issued. I think that is a longer conversation with the administrators though.