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file size limit

file size limit

2005-03-31       - By Steve Buehler

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  Where can I find a page at redhat that gives the file size limits for
their different versions and file system types.  A customer wants me to do
a backup of his data and if I tar czvf the info up, it comes up to a 5.4gig
file.  I want to make sure this isn't going to be a problem on RHEL ES 3 or
4.  Since I am sure this will grow in size as they add more to their
system, I am curious how big it can get before running into problems.  The
file systems on both the server I am backing up to and the one I am backing
up from are ext3.
  I did a google of "file size limit site://www.redhat.com" and that came up
with 4,650 items.  It was even more for the whole net and still didn't find
the answer.

Thanks
Steve

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