using lls in script give wrong file size for large files
Hello,
When perfomring a lls command in a script, the resulting file sizes are wrong for files above about 2GB. Often the file size shows as a negative number. The ls command shows the correct value, and dir from windows shows the correct value. Do you have an idea of how to get the correct file size when doing lls ? Alternately, is it possible to invoke a local command (!dir for instance)?
Thanks,
Shaun
When perfomring a lls command in a script, the resulting file sizes are wrong for files above about 2GB. Often the file size shows as a negative number. The ls command shows the correct value, and dir from windows shows the correct value. Do you have an idea of how to get the correct file size when doing lls ? Alternately, is it possible to invoke a local command (!dir for instance)?
Thanks,
Shaun