Common problems with large file uploads
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Re: Common problems with large file uploads
#32Given the title I was expecting the article to provide a solution. From personal experience, the bigger the file, the more likely you will experience a connection cut in the middle of the upload. That is why the most important thing it to support resumable uploads. At the moment there is no clear consensus on how to handle that. Amazon S3 has one protocol, Google uses two revisions of a different protocol, one on You…
Re: Common problems with large file uploads
#33Excuse me if this is a stupid question, but why would timeout issues on large files affect something like Heroku more often than other types of hosting services?
Re: Common problems with large file uploads
#348gb+ files? I found a way but you have to use a JAVA FTP Applet. I tested these two here: http://jupload.sourceforge.net/ and http://www.jfileupload.com/ Dragged and dropped an 8gb+ file and left it on for 5 hours. Worked perfectly. No time outs, no errors, and I'm on a shared hosting account at 1and1. My problem with them is that it wasn't possible to hide the FTP username and password, they were always in javascrip…
Re: Common problems with large file uploads
#35Given the title I was expecting the article to provide a solution. From personal experience, the bigger the file, the more likely you will experience a connection cut in the middle of the upload. That is why the most important thing it to support resumable uploads. At the moment there is no clear consensus on how to handle that. Amazon S3 has one protocol, Google uses two revisions of a different protocol, one on You…
I miss the ZMODEM protocol. Resumable file transfers over 56kbps was the bomb. Made me feel whole again (pun partially intended) back in '89.
XMODEM was painful. ZMODEM was leet.
Re: Common problems with large file uploads
#36Our users send 130GB files, directly from Gmail...