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WiredTiger out of disk space results in UnknownError

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      When WiredTiger fails due to lack of disk space the message is somewhat obscure: 

      2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99984--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 19 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99986--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 25 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99988--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 4, dataSize: 88 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99990--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 19 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99992--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 25 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99994--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 27, dataSize: 594 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99996--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 19 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.864-0800 D STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTigerSizeStorer::storeInto table:collection-99998--6455822767974076256 -> { numRecords: 1, dataSize: 25 }
2014-11-13T14:14:34.870-0800 E STORAGE  [conn2] WiredTiger (-31801) [1415916874:870746][3634:0x7fe4f7bce700], session.commit_transaction: journal/WiredTigerLog.0000000361: posix_fallocate: WT_ERROR: non-specific WiredTiger error
2014-11-13T14:14:34.871-0800 I -        [conn2] Fatal assertion 28519 UnknownError -31801: WT_ERROR: non-specific WiredTiger error
2014-11-13T14:14:34.889-0800 I CONTROL  [conn2] 
 0xfee2b3 0xfa1c2b 0xf892d5 0xe2dda9 0xe2defb 0xdc20c3 0xa08c01 0xa74767 0xa

      The cause of the problem only became clear to me after running df -h. If mongod dies because of running out of disk space, we should try to make that very clear to the user.

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            michael.cahill@mongodb.com Michael Cahill (Inactive)
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            andrew.emil@10gen.com Andrew Emil (Inactive)
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