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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Ubuntu master / Ubuntu slave with slave connected through ssh (username /password)
The slave is configured with the root FS directory in the configuration page as /some/location [A].
The home directory of the ssh username on the slave is /home/hudson [B].
These two directories are in different partitions. If the remaining disk space in partition [B] falls below threshold, the slave is disconnected. But the working directory for the slave is [A], and it has plenty of disk space above threshold.
The disk space checking should be restricted to the directory [A].
Observed on 1.376
[JENKINS-7706] incorrect disk usage report and disconnection of slaves with multiple partitions
Eric Dalquist
added a comment - This turned out to be an issue where I was running out of temp space. I've created https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13826 to request more detail in the error message
Eric Dalquist
added a comment - This turned out to be an issue where I was running out of temp space. I've created https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13826 to request more detail in the error message 
I'm seeing this on 1.463 as well
From IRC:
(2012-05-18 09:56:19) EricDalquist: I'm seeing the free disk space monitor for jenkins nodes reporting the wrong partition
(2012-05-18 09:56:34) EricDalquist: I have a node where Remote FS Root is set to /my/up/jenkins
(2012-05-18 09:57:43) EricDalquist: but jenkins appears to be watching disk space on the /var filesystem
(2012-05-18 09:57:51) EricDalquist: here is a df from the system https://gist.github.com/2725686