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I've got directories way, waaaaay bigger than that, full of files large
and small. Are you sure there aren't any funky characters in the dir
that you're missing? Are permissions on that directory still set to
execute (for directories, that means "you can enter and view the files
in me")?<br>
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Mr Barry Cisna wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello All,
I'm not sure this is a limitation of Linux or vsftp? Our school purchased
Adobe Premium Design( on DVD), for Winders,so I uploaded to our vsftp
server. The upload was fine but after uploading I wanted to chmod the
files to 755,so whoever wanted to access them could install right from the
ftp server.
I could not cd into that directory? As soon as I cut the "bulk" of the
subfolders and pasted into another directory( just to test my theory). I
could then cd into the Adobe directory. So,,, what is the default maximum
file/folder size for Linux,or vsftp?
Is this the maxfilesize that I can not even remember were this is located
now? I've never run into this scenario before.
The directory shows to be 1.9 GB in size when i do properties on it.
Thanks,
Barry Cisna
westcentral school
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