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Posted by Jim Higson on 04/25/06 20:10
Hywel Jenkins wrote:
> darksaga wrote:
>> hi ppl,
>>
>> i have to upload very big files (could be bigger than 2gb) web-based
>> via http (e.g. <input type="file" name="test_browser" size="50"/>) to
>> our intranet tomcat server. Therefore i use following cgi script
>> (http://www.freeware-base.de/freeware-base-artikel11663.html) which has
>> been modified for our needs. It indicates upload speed, time left etc.
>> (see link). Everything works fine, speed is very
>> nice (transfer of 1GB in around 1minute) from a local or net drive to
>> the server. So i can exclude probs with the cgi script.
>>
>> Problems occur if you wan't to upload files beeing bigger than 2GB.
>
> Is this a limit with your server, rather than the script?
Probably. I think all but the most recent versions of Apache have a two gig
limit.
see: http://www.nylug.org/pipermail/nylug-talk/2006-March/029492.html which
seems to suggest Apache 2.2 or later is needed.
But... sending 2GB over http is insane!
--
Jim
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