Peter Christensen wrote:
Hi,
The problem is not the kernel - 32-bit linux kernels have no problem
handling files larger than 2GB. But if the program is not compiled with
support for large files, it will receive an interrupt when it attempts
to write past the 2GB barrier. The solution is to compile with the
CFLAGS "-D_LARGE_FILES -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64". Actually this just makes
the program call open64() and lseek64() instead of open() and lseek().
Compile kannel in this way, and kannel can handle enormous logs without
crashing.
I thought that large file support was actually enabled by default now
(in the latest CVS) - I believe I saw a note about that some time ago.
yep, I can confirm that Alex has commited this as default compile behaviour in
the autoconf macro configure.in in the CVS HEAD branch.
So, Andreas: what version? CVS being used?
Stipe
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