The problem is the 32bit arch. your computer is on. Ext2 supports >2GB
files on 64bit arch such as Alpha. I think there are other filesystems
for Linux such as RiserFS which don't have this limitation, but they're
not really production quality yet. I don't know about multiple databases,
but this is a common question- you might want to read the list archives on
www.htdig.org.
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Chris wrote:
> I need a suggestion on how to handle this problem. My db.words.db file
> reached 2147368960 and started having write errors. I am assuming that
> this is due to the fact that it is on a ext2 filesystem. Is this a good
> assumption? How can I solve this problem? Should I go to a different
> FS? Can I keep multiple databases that are all searched as though they
> were one?
> Thanks,
> Chris
>
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