I'm using a non-Django form for a very large file upload ( I've never
used FileField, because they used to give me problems, and this code
has worked forever for smaller files ).
It seems to work great with files 32MB and smaller... but anything
over that seems to throw this mod_python MemoryError. I am all for
using FTP, but the powers that be ( my boss/project manager ) would
like people to be able to upload a 150MB file via form post ( I know
it takes over an hour..nuts ).
This is my code:
fout = file
(os.path.join(getUploadDir(), filename), 'wb',10000)
while 1:
chunk =
fileitem.file.read(10000)
if not chunk: break
fout.write (chunk)
fout.close()
Anyone been successful w/ Django + mod_python and really large file
uploads? I saw something about a streaming file upload patch, but
I'm assuming I'd have to switch to FileField for that, and wanted to
see if anyone had tried it first...
Thanks for any info.
Carole
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