Re: [CentOS] unable to write files bigger than 4GB over NFS

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On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 at 9:19am, Joseph Haig wrote

Tony Schreiner wrote:

Since the replacement, when I try to write a big file from the 32bit CentOS boxes over NFS to the server, I get "filesize exceed messages" at 2GB. However this used to work with the old server. And I can write big files if I'm logged on to the server.

I belive that the maximum file size for an NFS partition is 2G, so I am

I think that may have been the case with NFSv2, but it's definitely not with NFSv3 or v4.

One more oddity, the shared file system on the server is xfs formatted; if I instead mount a reiserfs file system I can successfully write. This part does not make sense to me.

Maybe the limit doesn't come from just NFS but a combination of NFS and the filesystem.

Until last week, I was running a RH7.3(!) based NFS server with XFS and regularly using large files.

To the OP, make sure you're using NFSv3 (at least).

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Joshua Baker-LePain
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University
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