One of your users calls to tell you that he cannot save a new file he has created in his home directory. You check his disk quota and find that he is using less than 50 percent of the space he is allotted. What could be the problem? Choose one: a. He is presently a member of a group that has exceeded its disk space quota. b. He has not named the file correctly. c. The system is corrupt. d. He needs to specify the absolute path when naming the file.

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One of your users calls to tell you that he cannot save a new file he has created in his home directory. You check his disk quota and find that he is using less than 50 percent of the space he is allotted. What could be the problem?
Choose one:

a. He is presently a member of a group that has exceeded its disk space quota.
b. He has not named the file correctly.
c. The system is corrupt.
d. He needs to specify the absolute path when naming the file.

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If the user's default group has exceeded its disk quota, he will not be able to create a new file although his personal quota has not be exceeded.

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