Juha Jäykkä wrote:
kernel) I cannot write a file larger than approximately 2GB in size
to my AFS volumes, even from the fileserver itself. The release notes
Build it from source and use --enable-largefile-fileserver
This is odd, I have 1.3.81 and I'm quite able to write >2 GiB files on the
AFS volume. I do not seem to be able to read them, though. Any process
trying to access the over 2GB-parts of the files hangs for ever. It cannot
even be killed (SIGKILL). Which one is at fault here, server or client?
(Everything runs on linux/XFS, except the client cache, which is on ext2.)
I also have one 1.4.0 -server. What happens if I put the large file on
1.4.0 and try to access it from 1.3.81 clients? What if I replicate the
volume to 1.3.81 fileservers? Shuold I force all fileservers to be of the
same version?
Cheers,
Juha
I think the client must be >1.4 and non-windows.
My own preference would be to run the same version of software on all
my servers.
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