Sure

ls -l total 1656 -rw-r--r-- 1 hobbit hobbit 1533987 2005-10-18 11:03 hobbitlaunch.log -rw-r--r-- 1 hobbit hobbit 6 2005-10-18 10:32 hobbitlaunch.pid -rw-r--r-- 1 hobbit hobbit 146624 2005-10-18 08:13 page.log

The page.log is the output of our paging script.

In hobbitlaunch i have :

[rrdstatus] ENVFILE /usr2/hobbit//server/etc/hobbitserver.cfg NEEDS hobbitd CMD hobbitd_channel --channel=status --log= $BBSERVERLOGS/larrd-status.log hobbitd_larrd --rrddir=$BBVAR/rrd --debug

[rrddata] ENVFILE /usr2/hobbit//server/etc/hobbitserver.cfg NEEDS hobbitd CMD hobbitd_channel --channel=data --log= $BBSERVERLOGS/larrd-data.log hobbitd_larrd --rrddir=$BBVAR/rrd --debug

Rgds,

On mar, 2005-10-18 at 11:04 +0200, Henrik Stoerner wrote:

On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 10:59:50AM +0200, Etienne Roulland wrote:

...

yesterday my 4.1.2 hobbit stopped to graph.

In logfile i get many:

2005-10-18 10:25:08 Task rrdstatus terminated by signal 25

Could you do an "ls -l /var/log/hobbit" for me ?

Henrik

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-- Etienne Roulland -- CVF Bordeaux

Unless you have a custom kernel and/or 64bit arch, you cannot have a single file larger than 2GB, even with reiserfs.

-Charles

Etienne Roulland wrote:

tsss

Sorry !

Found a 2 Go logfile. But I was pretty sure that on libc 2.3.2 system + reiserfs i don't have this limitation.

Sorry for list pollution.

Regards,

...

On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 10:59:50AM +0200, Etienne Roulland wrote:

...

yesterday my 4.1.2 hobbit stopped to graph.

In logfile i get many:

2005-10-18 10:25:08 Task rrdstatus terminated by signal 25

Could you do an "ls -l /var/log/hobbit" for me ?

Henrik

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On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 02:34:04PM +0200, Frédéric Mangeant wrote:

Charles Jones a écrit :

...

Unless you have a custom kernel and/or 64bit arch, you cannot have a single file larger than 2GB, even with reiserfs.

I'm running a vanilla 2.4.28 kernel with ext3 on my main bbgen server and files > 2 Gb are handled well :

The thing is - for >2GB files to work, your application must be compiled with -DLARGE_FILE_OFFSET (or something similar - this is from memory). Some systems have this on by default, others require that you add it by hand (and even then, some apps croak on it is they mistakenly use an "int" instead of a "size_t" for their file-offset related variables).

So it's not only an issue of kernel- and libc-versions, but also of how the application was compiled.

Regards, Henrik