I've done a manual copy of the large file from the shell, and it works
perfectly fine.
This rules out a filesystem or NFS limitation.
i.e
cp /opt/home/servera/abc.log abc.log
I'm suspecting it's due to a time out because of the duration taken to do the
copy, but the error message does not indi
Thanks for the reply...
Although we are still carving our our build commands using a hammer and
chisel on stone tablet. We get a build request and have to trigger the
build by hand using our brains to figure out what the command should be
based on an excel build sheet.
we are no where ready for
You can usually capture the STDOUT of a terminal in any software.
However, for what you want to do, get Hudson as a build server, and
use it. Hudson will help make sure you're executing the same build,
and it records every step of the process. For example:
=
Hi,
I have a new requirement that I am trying to fill in build scripts.
One of the our release engineers would like to know and have written to the
recorded log file what was the ANT command and called targets that were
given to ANT.
Ideally I would like to do this without creating a wrapper ar
The underlying exception is an IOException with that "Illegal Argumen" message.
I did a quick search and found [1] - "problems with file system".
Does that help?
Jan
[1]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/780543/java-io-ioexception-invalid-argument
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>Von: An
2009/11/18 Sim Soon Huat :
> Hi,
>
> I've a server which is mounting a nfs share. When I do a copy on a file
> larger than 2GB, the following error comes up. It works perfectly for
> smaller files.
What file system is used on the partition containing the server's
exported directory? It may be the
Hi guys,
I'm trying to write a bulldogger which summarizes the errors during a build in
an html format, so that we can facilitate the troubleshooting and create a
standard for reporting errors to developers for all of our applications.
Basically I extended the DefaultLogger class and everything
