Using redhat9 on a Pentium 3 machine (I don't have the specific config) I was able to store files up to at least 5GB, using only
$ udp-receiver -f filename
Also, we restored zipped backups of entire partitions (zipped files, original size up to 10GB) like this:
# udp-receiver -p "cat" | gzip -dc | dd of=$OUTPUTDEVICE
Maybe you can use a modified version of that line.
As for your problem: what exactly happens? Are you getting any kind of errors?
Hope this helps
- Guus
At 09:59 21-11-2003, Richard Sikora wrote:
Hi everybody, I have problem with udp-receiver, it is unable to store files larger than 2GB. I have read older post and found some work around (udp-receiver > image.gz) but this did not work either.
my config is: CPU P4 2,4GHz, RAM 512 DDR, HDD WD 120GB, NIC RTL8139 (8139too driver), i run debian woody orignaly (2.2) kernel but i upgraded to 2.4.18-686, i use udpcast 20030831, partition where i store image i big enough and has reiserfs
i administer small lan, about 15 winxp boxes
any hints?
thanx, der3k
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