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FTP Short Write Error
Hi,
I'm trying to ftp a large file between two SCO Unixware 8.0.0 servers and I'm receiving the following error.
ftp> get rbgroupdb1
local: rbgroupdb1 remote: rbgroupdb1
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for rbgroupdb1 (2025632768 bytes).
UX:ftp: ERROR: rbgroupdb1: short write
551 Error on input file: Broken pipe.
1073741112 bytes received in 1.3e+02 seconds (7.9e+03 Kbytes/s)
ftp>
Both systems are 8.0.0 running Maintenance Pack 6 (ou800m6). Initially I thought it was a ulimit issue and therefore issued a ulimit unlimited on the root directory.
Any idea's ?
Thanks in advance.
I'm trying to ftp a large file between two SCO Unixware 8.0.0 servers and I'm receiving the following error.
ftp> get rbgroupdb1
local: rbgroupdb1 remote: rbgroupdb1
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for rbgroupdb1 (2025632768 bytes).
UX:ftp: ERROR: rbgroupdb1: short write
551 Error on input file: Broken pipe.
1073741112 bytes received in 1.3e+02 seconds (7.9e+03 Kbytes/s)
ftp>
Both systems are 8.0.0 running Maintenance Pack 6 (ou800m6). Initially I thought it was a ulimit issue and therefore issued a ulimit unlimited on the root directory.
Any idea's ?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi mtfewster,
Sorted, the area I was copying the file into /home/wayne/tmp is not part of the root filesystem and therefore was getting to 100% full. I cannot believe I've not picked this up !! Essentially you were correct with the above and so here's 500 points.
Thanks for your help.
Sorted, the area I was copying the file into /home/wayne/tmp is not part of the root filesystem and therefore was getting to 100% full. I cannot believe I've not picked this up !! Essentially you were correct with the above and so here's 500 points.
Thanks for your help.
ASKER
Thanks for the quick reply. I've double checked disk space and found I have bags of space available in root (6050634 blocks). The file being copied across gets to a size of 1073741823 before the error.