Brandon Fosdick wrote:
Nick Kew wrote:
I haven't tried files that size, but that's far too small for
LARGE_FILE to
be relevant. I guess you knew that already, so does something else
lead you to suppose you're hitting an Apache limit?
It does seem like a rather small and arbitrary limit. I can't think of
what else besides apache would cause it, but I could be missing
something. The files are being dumped into mysql in 64K blocks. The
machine is an amd64, so that shouldn't be a problem, and 700MB isn't
near 2 or 4 GB anyway. Uploading from a cable modem doesn't go anywhere
near saturating the disk, cpu, or network. I've tried OSX, Win2k and
WinXP, all with the same result. I'm running out of things to check. Any
suggestions? I guess it could be a limit in mod_dav itself. I'm afraid
to go there...it looks messy.
Well, the content length is stored as an int in httpd 2.0, so that also is
an issue (dav has so much metadata I've no idea how much real data can be
put up to the server.)
Keep in mind that you are gonna hit client bugs as well ;-) At least httpd
version 2.2 should give you a good baseline to seperate the client from the
server issues.
