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Posted to user@turbine.apache.org by Christian Asmussen <kr...@kriconet.com.br> on 2002/02/15 17:02:39 UTC
How to upload large files
I am having problems to upload large files, the connection seems to be
"cut" after a few bytes. Is this normal? How do I deal with large file
uploads?
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Re: How to upload large files
Posted by Igor Kozlov <ig...@informex.net>.
Hello Christian,
Friday, February 15, 2002, 6:02:39 PM, you wrote:
CA> I am having problems to upload large files, the connection seems to be
CA> "cut" after a few bytes. Is this normal? How do I deal with large file
CA> uploads?
Are you use Tomcat 4.0 and Apache? This pair have a bug in Multipart
request.
But if not, you can try set property in TurbineResources.properties
services.UploadService.automatic=true
services.UploadService.repository=.
services.UploadService.size.max=1048576
services.UploadService.size.threshold=0
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Re: How to upload large files
Posted by Christian Asmussen <kr...@kriconet.com.br>.
Yep, I had the same problem myself. I also had problems (not
turbine-related) with memory. It seems that tomcat keeps the request in
memory (probably a BiteArrayInputStream) and therefore when a user uploads
a 20Mb file, one gets a godamn OOME (outamem) exception. I havent been
able to figure out how this works on turbine yet.
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, John McNally wrote:
> I was trying to test this yesterday and as far as i could tell ns4.7 and
> mozilla.92 were both having problems sending the large file. I was
> going to try with IE later today. The simple test i did was to watch
> turbine.log as well as httpd's access.log. When I would try to update
> the file neither log file would show any activity, though turbine.log
> would normally show preliminary processing debugging statements on other
> page requests. As soon as i hit stop on the browser, httpd and turbine
> would generate the response and write logs. Did not get further as this
> ended up filling up my hd with large tmp files and it was the end of the
> day.
>
> john mcnally
>
> Christian Asmussen wrote:
> >
> > I am having problems to upload large files, the connection seems to be
> > "cut" after a few bytes. Is this normal? How do I deal with large file
> > uploads?
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Re: How to upload large files
Posted by John McNally <jm...@collab.net>.
I was trying to test this yesterday and as far as i could tell ns4.7 and
mozilla.92 were both having problems sending the large file. I was
going to try with IE later today. The simple test i did was to watch
turbine.log as well as httpd's access.log. When I would try to update
the file neither log file would show any activity, though turbine.log
would normally show preliminary processing debugging statements on other
page requests. As soon as i hit stop on the browser, httpd and turbine
would generate the response and write logs. Did not get further as this
ended up filling up my hd with large tmp files and it was the end of the
day.
john mcnally
Christian Asmussen wrote:
>
> I am having problems to upload large files, the connection seems to be
> "cut" after a few bytes. Is this normal? How do I deal with large file
> uploads?
>
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> we would literally astound ourselves"
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