Again: max. filesize using Wfw and Alpha-VMS

[Mark de Bruin, Support BV]

Hi there,

a while ago a colleague of mine posted something about the fact there seems to 
be a limit on the filesize when trying to copy files using Samba for VMS (Alpha) 
and the filemanager of Wfw 3.11.

We can't recall any response by anyone from you out there thouhg we can't 
imagine we're the only ones suffering with this problem.

Is there really no one out there that can shed some light on this problem..
PS It seems to be limited to Wfw 3.11. Copying the files using a NTrique session 
on a NT-box will run as intended.

Mark
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