Hello all,
I am trying to start a remote process on a unix box (a shell script that will kick of a Java program).
Rigth now, I can Telnet in and run the process. However this process is dependent and tied to my Telnet session. If I kill my Telnet session, then the java program shuts down...
Hello all,
After doing a 'split' on a huge 3.3Gb file, I get a set of chunked files that look like this...
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ls -l
total 13074568
-rw-r--r-- 1 gtmpost1 ftpcmr 691580724 Oct 18 20:20 chunked
aa
-rw-r--r-- 1 gtmpost1 ftpcmr 691723846 Oct 18 20:28 chunked
ab
-rw-r--r--...
Hello all,
I am currently running into problems where Unix is not able to open a file larger than 3Gb. I just need to know if there is a physical limit imposed by the OS (what is it), or is there a setting somewhere, or is the limit dynamic and based on available memory (ram and free swap...
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