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When transferring files into the <code>/project</code> file systems, do not use <code>-p</code> and <code>-g</code> flags (or <code>-a</code>, which implies those two). The quotas in <code>/project</code> are enforced based on group ownership, and thus preserving the group ownership will lead to the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions#Disk_quota_exceeded_error_on_.2Fproject_filesystems | Disk quota exceeded]] error message.
When transferring files into the <code>/project</code> file systems, do not use <code>-p</code> and <code>-g</code> flags (or <code>-a</code>, which implies those two). The quotas in <code>/project</code> are enforced based on group ownership, and thus preserving the group ownership will lead to the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions#Disk_quota_exceeded_error_on_.2Fproject_filesystems | Disk quota exceeded]] error message.


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If you are using <code>-a</code> when transferring files into the <code>/project</code> file systems, you can add <code>--no-g --no-p</code> to your options, like so
If you are using <code>-a</code> when transferring files into the <code>/project</code> file systems, you can add <code>--no-g --no-p</code> to your options, like so
  rsync -avz --no-g --no-p FOLDER graham.computecanada.ca:projects/def-professor/
  rsync -avz --no-g --no-p FOLDER graham.computecanada.ca:projects/def-professor/
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