Uploading &quot;big&quot; files in FileManager

Uploading "big" files in FileManager

Martin Öhman

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Hello, a user is having problems uploading a file of 66mb.

She can upload other smaller files into the same directory.

I havent been able to reproduce this myself.

Has anyone experienced this problem before, could it be the result of a misconfiguration?

Thanks

//Martin

#40073

Jun 09, 2010 16:05

Erik Nordin Wahlberg

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Could be that the upload times out. Try to increase the execution time out in web.config.

#40105

Jun 09, 2010 16:43

Anders Hattestad

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<httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1000000" /> in web.config system.web section

#40120

Jun 09, 2010 20:29

Hiep To Dinh

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Also have a look at this link and add <requestLimits> in web.config

The section would like below ( under <system.webServer> section )

#40126

Jun 10, 2010 6:43

Martin Öhman

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Thanks for all your replies.

I have tried them all but it wont work for the user in IE7 or Firefox. When I'm using the same useraccount it works fine.

According to bandwidth tests, the users network is a lot faster than mine so I doubt that this is a timeout issue.

#40590

Jun 14, 2010 16:58

David Knipe

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Also bear in mind that ASP.net wont timeout when running in debug mode. So when you try to reproduce yourself ensure you are compiled to release you have debug=false. This post explains it well:

http://aspalliance.com/1341_The_Infamous_DebugTrue_Attribute_in_ASPNET.all

#40640

Jun 14, 2010 19:05

Martin Öhman

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Thanks but all my testing has been made on the same production server where the user has had the problems.

#40687

Jun 15, 2010 15:41