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Author	larry
Recipients	larry, ned.deily, serhiy.storchaka
Date	2018-01-24.00:39:15
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Message-id	<1516754355.29.0.467229070634.issue31000@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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I'm using ZFS on 64-bit Linux. I did see a Github issue / commit that claims to address this. I'm using a reasonably recent ZoL build, that should have that commit, and I still see the behavior. I actually experimented with it a little, and, hmm. The test sets the rlimit to 1024 bytes. I can write exactly 512 bytes to the file; it fails on the 513th. We could change the test to behave like that (write 512 bytes, then write 513 more) but I don't think we should work around their bug.

I'm using ZFS on 64-bit Linux.

I did see a Github issue / commit that claims to address this.  I'm using a reasonably recent ZoL build, that should have that commit, and I still see the behavior.

I actually experimented with it a little, and, hmm.  The test sets the rlimit to 1024 bytes.  I can write exactly 512 bytes to the file; it fails on the 513th.  We *could* change the test to behave like that (write 512 bytes, then write 513 more) but I don't think we should work around their bug.

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