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Old May 28th, 2003, 02:23 AM
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Max size for ftp upload/download
Hi,

This is not directly related to Linux but all Unix based systems..
Is there any limit to which u can upload/download files from to *ix machine via FTP?
if it is what r the issues it depends on..?

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Depends on disk space.

Or perhaps there could be a theoretical limit ... but I doubt you could generate a file of the size that would be an issue. Couple terabytes at least... perhaps I'll look that up.

Also the ftp daemon can be set to cap the uploads.
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Thanks for the reply Trellph..
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Also the ftp daemon can be set to cap the uploads


i dont quite understand that..how that can be set up..?

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have a look at quota(1) or ftpd(8).
with quotas you can restrict it also for shell access.
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