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ok. I have users I support in other ares and since I dont know what distro they each use, I figger its best practice to make sure everybody can open things I send by default. Thanks for your advice, I hope others read this and find it helpfull. peace be with you.

@SHELL I think you meant 2 TB not Gb, right? that makes total sense, avoid any single file size greater than 2TB. Especially when decompressed. I wonder if the archieve has multiple files within it and its total uncompressed size is greater than 2TB, could one use 7zip to store big files within it and jjust browse the container to extract each small file as needed? thus avoiding the 2tb limit on a 32bit system I hope that my wording gets my point accross

Are there any options to consider when creating an archieve using the 64bit version that should be observed so that all persons using a 32bit version are still able to decompress sucessfully?

All I can say is that I believe the bridge only ran on 32bit OS. Its been a long time and I use allstarlink now for both echolink and asterisk services. You could make sure all permissions are setup correct. I will have to think on this for a while. 73s On Wed., Jan. 15, 2020, 1:52 p.m. Charles Blackburn, wx4cb@users.sourceforge.net wrote: is there any update to this? Just installed the latest version from SF and each time a user disconnects or times out the bridge core dumps. i'm working on getting...

Oh yes thats another thing, deb 9 had some major changes. Screwed up alot of running servers if one did a dist-upgrade. I was lucky i had read the release notes and tried on a non production machine first. Deb 9+ never worked. I am glad to hear you got it running on the 64bit. I wonder if ubuntu 18.04 is bases on debian 9? I dont have that info on my cell phone right now but worth checking into. On Wed., Jan. 15, 2020, 3:09 p.m. Drew, m0se5@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I just run mine on debian 8...

Actually I had no problems with debian 8 64bit. But debian 9 64bit has been a no go for me every time. I suggest drew you look at all the changes between 8 and 9. There's some big ones. Maybe you can come up with a reason. I actually prefer 8 because it comes with MySQL and 9 comes with MariaDB so transitioning things that used to use the former is difficult and risky. G luck and Merry xmas. ----------- SIGNED ----------- -Doug- VE3GOB or VA3TDG Sudbury, Ontario, Canada 73s On Wed, Dec 12, 2018,...

Sorry, I cannot try. I cannot upgrade to Debian 9 with risking destruction of the MySQL database On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 11:18 PM Drew m0se5@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi. Did you ever resolve this issue? I'm getting the same error. .disconnect will crash thebridge 1.06 running on Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS 64 bit [support-requests:#7] thebridge1.09 and 1.06 .disconnect crash Status: open Group: v1.0 (example) Labels: tbd1.09 Crash .disconnect Created: Thu Mar 02, 2017 08:53 PM UTC by VE3GOB Last Updated:...

Try uding the most current versionof thebride. I ended up using debian 8 and it worked just fine. Funny you asked i forgot all about that issue and was going to do a dist-uprade tonight. I am using allstarlink right now but I could disable it for a few mins and rewnable cqi to see if it works for ya. I better take a snapshot of server first so it will be a while before i get back to you. But it will be tonight. ----------- SIGNED ----------- -Doug- VE3GOB or VA3TDG Sudbury, Ontario, Canada 73s On...