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Posted by BearItAll on 06/29/05 11:21
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 09:04:35 +0200, Marin wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm using:
> Apache/2.0.54 (Win32) mod_ssl/2.0.54 OpenSSL/0.9.7g PHP/5.0.4 MySQL 4.1.12
> DocMan1.3RC1 (PHP based document manager)
>
> I'm having following problem: file uploads OK, but problem occurs when I
> try to download or view the file. After some innvestigation, I found out
> that only first 2MB od data is actually downloaded (exactly 2.000.000
> bytes) resulting in corrupted files. (uploaded files are OK!) I couldn't
> find that limit anywhere in my system. If the original filesize is under
> 2M, files are downloaded and/or viewed correctly.
> Firefox, Opera, IE6 - they all behave in the same way. Win98, 2000, XP -
> the same
>
> If I manualy fetch the files (bypassing DOCman), downloads is OK!
>
> What am I missing here? I'm pretty sure it's PHP related, but I'm running
> out of ideas where to look. Pls. help,
> //Marin
Could this be a limit imposed by your ISP rather than your code? With it
being a solid 2000000 it seems possible. I haven't come across a php limit
communicating data across two servers in my work place and these
streams are much larger than 2M. I did this as an experiment to see if I
could come up with a better way to update remote servers, so I was working
with G byte tar-zip balls. (turned out to be far too slow for this purpose).
If it is that, I was going to suggest a way of breaking the file into
blocks with the file functions, but I am not sure how an ISP counts these
limits, it could be a limit in a single stream or a limit within a time
period.
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