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03-22-2013
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Is it possible to create 10GB file in Linux and transferring the file to other remote server
Hi folks,
Is it possible to create 10GB file in linux and transferring the file to other remote server? Regards, J |
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03-22-2013
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If there's bandwidth, sure. Hard to give advice without knowing what for though.
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03-22-2013
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You might hit a file size limit with some utilities when trying to move a 10Gb file to another system. For example, the FireFTP add-on for Mozilla Firefox currently has a 2Gb file size limit.
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03-23-2013
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I would suggest trying rsync for it's convenience. There are doubtless other ways.
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