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Weirdo
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Maximum filesize eggdrop can handle

Post by Weirdo »

Hey guys,

Having a few problems recently, not sure what is causing it.

Simply put, i am using my eggdrop as a relay so i can get XDCC anime episodes to me at work. What i do is get the bot to join channel, i perform a quick .tcl command, and the bot picks up. (I do know there is this thing about copyright, but fansubs tend to be a massively grey area and all that, i have had a simular problem with my own files that i use for xfering my MySQL backups.)

The problem comes from the transfer itself.

Filesize should be 253mb, actualy after DCc transfer is finished is 197mb. This occurs with every file over 200mb in size.

I am using newest eggdrop, and am completely baffled why this is happening. I have 13gb free, so the bot has plenty of space. Can anyone assist?

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080000[20:39:58] 01<Natsuki-Chan> [20:39] CTCP DCC: SEND <filename> 1438790705 2766 244353024 from <person>


[20:52:28] <Natsuki-Chan> [20:52] ** Transfer Completed (238626 KB, 12 min 23.019 sec, 321.2 KB/sec, md5sum: 88a02027f4ea701582632b75c6328166)

[20:55:05] 01<Natsuki-Chan>                                192768k  NanashiFserves (05Feb2006)       0

Basically, this shows that the DCC sent 244mb, but the bot only stored 192mb of it.

I have had TMP folder full errors, but since i have oodles of space, i dont know how this could be.

Additonal:
Ok, found out i had a /tmp in df readout, this had a limit the same size as that file. So, what i have redone is made a new temp directory, and changed the eggdrop.conf to point to "temporaryfiles/". Lets see if it works!

$ df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
/dev/da0s1a 128990 53664 65008 45% /
/dev/da0s1f 257998 44520 192840 19% /tmp
/dev/da0s1g 32310602 3939370 25786384 13% /usr
/dev/da1s1e 35004754 18378046 13826328 57% /usr/home
/dev/da0s1e 257998 25516 211844 11% /var
procfs 4 4 0 100% /proc


I am guessing that its /tmp so that it seemed odd to me that it wasnt tmp/ like the rest were.
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