On Fri, 4 Jul 2003, Martin Pala wrote:
First problem related description (from solaris 64-bit developer's guide):
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What Does EOVERFLOW Mean?
The EOVERFLOW return value is returned from a system call whenever one
or more fields of the data structure used to pass information out of the
kernel is too small to hold the value.
A number of 32-bit system calls now return EOVERFLOW when faced with
large objects on the 64-bit kernel. While this was already true when
dealing with large files, the fact that daddr_t, dev_t, time_t, and its
derivative types struct timeval and timespec_t now contain 64-bit
quantities might allow more EOVERFLOW return values to be observed by
32-bit applications.
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==> monit has to be compiled with a compiler which produces 64bit binary?
does gcc-3.1+ do it???
CHopp