Hi admins, I have a specific package (a JDK8 backport) which requires a lot of disk space. The statistics below show a successful build, but that build has disabled the docs subpackage: https://build.opensuse.org/package/statistics/home:ods/openjdk8-backport-wheezy?arch=x86_64&repository=xUbuntu_14.04 I know about _constraints features, however the docs at http://openbuildservice.org/help/manuals/obs-reference-guide/cha.obs.build_j... also notes, that constraints not matching *any* build hosts result in a build job staying in scheduled state forever. If I set the required disk space to anything > 10G, it *appears* that my job falls into that category - but obviously I can't be shure. If I set it to 10G, the build starts, but runs out of disk space, *if* I enable the docs-subpackage. => So could any of you confirm that *no* build host on b.o.s fits that constraint (or was I simply too impatient)? It would be nice do have the upper limits for the various resources noted somewhere. PS: I also noticed, that a build running out of disk-space apparently counts as "soft"-error, resulting in an automatic re-scheduling which in turn leads to an (endless?) build loop. So probably the re-scheduling is not the ideal action to take, especially if a _constraint file exists which specifies a large disk space already. Thanks -Fritz