rlimit64 on Linux 2.6

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I would like to find out if rlimit64 is supported by Linux 2.6. It doesn't seem to be supported by 2.4, the default kernel for RHEL3. I also cannot seem to find any specific information regarding 64-bit rlimit anywhere on the net, except a 3-year old page saying rlimit64 is not implemented properly.

I am in need of using 64-bit values for rlimit and if Linux doesn't, which UNIX system (preferably OSS) would anyone consider as having a stable implementation of it.

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Carlo







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