svn dies on large commits

[Benjamin C Brodie <br...@vss.fsi.com>]

When i try to do a large commit (>2GB) using fsfs under Unix, it dies
complaining:

  svn: Can't write to file
'/home/subversion/repos/db/transactions/1-1.txn/rev': File too large

Large file support is turned on, and I've confirmed that this is not a
problem using bdb. Does anyone know a workaround (besides using bdb of
course)?

Thanks,
Ben


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Re: svn dies on large commits

[Lee Merrill <Le...@bustech.com>]

Hi Ben,
    You might check "ulimit -f" for the user id that svn is running under...

Lee

>When i try to do a large commit (>2GB) using fsfs under Unix, it dies
>complaining:
>
>  svn: Can't write to file
>'/home/subversion/repos/db/transactions/1-1.txn/rev': File too large
>
>Large file support is turned on, and I've confirmed that this is not a
>problem using bdb. Does anyone know a workaround (besides using bdb of
>course)?
>
>
>  
>


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