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how to solve this?

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1. find where (in the source code) the error is coming from:

www.google.com/search?q=site:svn.eathena.ws/svn/ea/trunk/ "Max File Size Reached"

--> The phrase is in the file ../trunk/src/common/core.c

2. Open that file and find the phrase:

#ifndef _WIN32
case SIGXFSZ:
// ignore and allow it to set errno to EFBIG
ShowWarning ("Max file size reached!n");
//run_flag = 0; // should we quit?
break;
case SIGPIPE:
//ShowInfo ("Broken pipe found... closing socketn"); // set to eof in socket.c
break; // does nothing here
#endif

3. SIGXFSZ = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGXFSZ

This error means a file (probably a log file) has reached the maximum file size.

Type 'ulimit -f' to check the max file size.

Then 'cd' into your eAthena folder and type

ls -l log/

and check if any of those files have reached the max.

Possible solutions:

1. clear log files (delete them)

2. switch to SQL logs (they might have a higher upper limit than your max file size).

3. clear log files and reduce what is logged, so they don't take up space as quickly (../conf/log_athena.conf)

4. increase your max file size http://www.google.co...limit+file+size

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thanks again KeiKun.. :)

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