I was downloading a too large file to a fat32 file system and it crashed.
The file was 4294967295 bytes after crashing.
Later it I tried to resume it with -c and it didn't crash, it said that the
max file size limit was reached and exited.
It's Wget 1.10 for Linux.
At 2006-11-07 02:57, Yan Qing Chen wrote:
Hi wget,
I had found a problem when i try to mirror a ftp site use wget. i use it
with -m -b prameters. some files will be recopy when every mirror time. i
will how to config a mirror site?
Thanks Best Regards,
Hi,
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From: Toni Casueps
i. it crashed is not a helpful description of what happened. What
actually happened?
2. If the file is too large for a FAT32 file system, what would
you like to happen? 4294967295 looks like 2^32-1, which (from what I've
read) is the maximum size of a file on a FAT32
I realise that I may not have provided enough information to get an
answer to this...
I've tried this using the latest version (1.10.2) on Debian Linux 3.1
However, I've also tried with a variety of earlier versions on other
platforms and it looks as though it has never worked on any platform.
