From: William Liu (borgliu@mail2000.com.tw)
Date: Thu Oct 10 2002 - 21:36:36 EDT
well, if I can ftp, I already did it.
But the problem is m the DB server has no such big space
that's why I use NFS to backup the file.
-----Original message-----
use ftp, faster, fewer resources needed
if you cant use ftp, check limits (lsuser , ulimit)
if that is ok, post the exact size of the file, mount options, output of
df -k and the exact error message
-----Original Message-----
From: William Liu [mailto:borgliu@mail2000.com.tw]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 12:41 PM
To: aix-l@Princeton.EDU
Subject: NFS write a big file
Dear all:
I have a probleme about NFS,
I try to backup my DB via NFS to another server's hd
first , I export a directory /backup,size=10G,large file system(a single
file can exceed 2G) in this server. and then, in my DB server, I mount
this #mount server://backup /mnt
second, I try to backup my DB to /mnt
after the backup file growth to about 1.5G, it shows: "device is full"
But I check the /mnt still have 8.5G space left I can not find what's
going on
Anyone has this problem before?
How can I solve? thanks.
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