Hi!I'm using 1.3.81 (Debian sarge) fileserver and client. While trying out large file support I encountered a very strange behaviour: at about 2.6GB dd told me "file too large". I thought that would be a very strange limit, so I tried 'echo test >> bigfile', which did nothing but burn CPU cycles. strace revealed that it keeps calling write(), which returns 0. After killing that rampage 'echo' I tried 'fs lq', which told me that I used 5107945/5120000 blocks. Even if the quota would be used up, I wouldn't expect write() to return 0...
Ciao,
Roland
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