Cannot access file's last 0x10000 bytes (returns "result too large")
Cannot access file's last 0x10000 bytes (returns "result too large")
- Subject: Cannot access file's last 0x10000 bytes (returns "result too large")
- From: Irad K <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2018 13:35:35 +0300
Hi all,
My setup is running 10.13.4 and my main mount is:
"/dev/disk1s1 on / (apfs, local, journaled)"
I'm working on a file scanner, which crashed when reading the following file
/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V2/D38C3BA0-4D76-48DC-BE82-994F7B9A7FAA/live.1.shadowIndexArrays
in order to understand the problem I
stat live.1.shadowIndexArrays
16777221 826783 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 0 *262144* "May 31 01:58:04 2018"
"May 31 01:03:34 2018" "May 31 01:32:43 2018" "May 31 00:49:27 2018"
4194304 384 0 live.1.shadowIndexArrays
So the file size is 0x40000 (=262144), but I can only read up to 0x30000..
when I'm trying to above this address, I always get ×´Result too large×´
error.
Any idea how can this corruption occur ?
Irad,
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