by Ira Childres » Wed, 12 Jul 2000 04:00:00
Has anyone seen this before or, more better, does any one know of a fix?
by Roland Main » Wed, 12 Jul 2000 04:00:00
> Has anyone seen this before or, more better, does any one know of a fix?
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by Toomas Soom » Thu, 13 Jul 2000 04:00:00
: We have been trying to ftp files to a ULTRA 5 running Solaris 2.7 (32
: bit mode) that are greater than 2 GBs and it keeps failing at the 2G
: mark with a pipe broken error. According to the man pages, ftp is
: suppose to be largefiles aware.
: Has anyone seen this before or, more better, does any one know of a fix?
ftp command (client) is large file aware, not safe. broken pipe error
makes me think, that your ftp server is not capable of large file transfers.
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1. FTP > 2GB from Solaris 2.6 to 2.5.x
I've experience problems streaming more than 2 GB of data from a 64 bit
(Sol 2.6) to a 32 bit (2.5.5 or 2.5.1, not sure) Solaris box. Data I
would like to transfer is approx 40 GB uncompressed, compressed to 14
GB, stored as multiple files. I am attempting to stream the entire data
content to a FIFO pipe on the 2.5 box where an application processes the
data. The application provides its own support for large files via data
set paritioning.
An example of the problem occurs if I have two files Big1 and Big2, each
just < 2GB, and try to ftp this from the 2.6 host to the 2.5 host:
echo "
connect host32
user <userid> <password>
ascii
put - FIFO
`cat Big1 Big2` # those are backquotes
" | ftp -niv
On host32 I'm running:
cat FIFO > /dev/null
....ftp bombs after several minute with "No space on device" on the 2.6
box. Watching /tmp and /var on both boxes shows no appreciable
utilization.
I suspect a 2GB filesize issue. Not sure if it's the 2.6 ftp process or
the 2.5 ftpd server, or something else. Hints?
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