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Unable to create a .tar archive bigger than 256MB #145
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I've got similar issues (on OVH/hubic). It seems that the maximum segment size (default mount option This currently limits the maximum file size to be about 5Gb (the maximum size of a segment), when mounted with option As I have a lot of files > 5Gb that I'd like to store on Hubic, this is a blocker for me... |
Getting the same issue, also with the suggested rsync method. Basically all files greater that the segmententation limit are broken. Endpoint is hubic. |
Can you provide a debug trace ? I suspect this is a duplicate of #100. |
How do I generate it? |
Use the |
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Try setting |
Hei. I will try that, but doesn't that mean the underlying system has a slowness issue ? |
Hei,
I have a folder with 300 000 files and Hubic recommends to have 50 000 files maximum. So I want to create a .tar archive directly in the mount point (the files and the archive don't fit on my system).
It doesn't seem to work 😢
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Steps to reproduce this issue :
tar --verbose --create --file /svfs_mount/archive.tar /folder
Results you expected :
The .tar archive is created and contains all the files.
Results you observed :
Tar exits with return code 2 :
The archive.tar file exists and is 256MB (268431360).
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