File Size Limit Exceeded

[mteixeira]

Hi all

I am having a weird issue...

I created a NSF share on a CentOS4.2

Then mounted on a rPath LAMP on VMWare
I see the files on CentOS and can create folders and zero length files

however any file i try to copy to the mounted folder or any subfolder gives me a File Size Limit Exceeded and the file is created with ZERO bytes

ulimit -f returns "unlimited"
the problem does not seem to be related to the limit itself
I searched this and all posts i saw refered to the 2GB limit.

btw if I create a samba share on CentOS and the mount using smbfs it works but it's a bit of a roundabout.

any ideias on this?

Thanks in advance
Best Regards

[framp]

I just had the same problem. I moved from NFS-2 to NFS-3 and the 2GB boundary was gone It's a different story with samba which I didn't invest further because I want to use nfs because it's faster than samba.

[mteixeira]

Hi,
It´s not a 2GB boundary issue, even a small file - 1 byte!, it gets truncated!
it's weird

[framp]

Hm ... so the file name is created - but no data copied... I suggest to check the file/directory authorizations in the directory you want to copy the data.

[mteixeira]

Hi,

that's not it either, i can create, rename and even delete the files

permissions are 777 on the server, and i checked "Treat remote root user as local root"

i have to try this from another Linux machine, it may be a rPath issue
i will also check if there´s any updates
Thanks

[mteixeira]

Hi again

There seems to be an issue with this specific appliance (or at least mine), using the sugarCRM appliance works...