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From: henk@hgatenl.hobby.nl (Henk Dijkstra)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: ULIMIT and ISC 2.2
Summary: How to get bigger files on ISC
Keywords: ulimit,kconfig
Message-ID: <1991Jan10.025312.24595@hgatenl.hobby.nl>
Date: 10 Jan 91 02:53:12 GMT
Organization: Hobbynet Organisatie, Netherlands.
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I'm trying to create large data log file on my ISC system trough
nfs on an other ISC system with a large disk >700 mB.
However I cannot create files bigger than about 6 mB (although
on both systems the kernel var ulimit and /etc/default/login
have been set to 65535. Is there a network config parameter to be set
to allow for bigger files? Or is it just not possible?

I also run into a problem that I can't create more than 1,000 
subdirectories in a directory is this a standard Unix limitation or just
a ISC implementation limit? (Please don't tell me I should not do it!)

Henk Dijkstra
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