On 22-Sep-2001 Laurie Savage wrote:
> What does the message
> "file size exceeded"
file size exceeded sounds like it might have something to do with a file
becoming greater that 2gb in size (the max filesize under normal conditions).
however, which file that might be, I have no clue.
find, with the "-size" might help you locate the file in question. I wouldn't
imagine that you would have too many files bigger than, for example, 1gb.
-Greg
> mean when I try to su? I hadn't got as far as doing anything to a file and
> still have 0.5 Gb free on /home
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> Orange, NSW, Australia
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