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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: Anonymous on January 17, 2005, 11:42:27 PM
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Is there a file size limit? I have been trying to send 2Gig and larger files and they just send a Zero size file.
I am able to send small files without any problems.
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what version are you using?
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I have tried the latest version (1.6a) and the latest Beta version (2.17).
I am running XP home edtion with SP2.
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What is the largest size file you can send?
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why am I unable to send a 2.5 gig ISO file. My friend on the other end only gets a tiny 777byte file. I try it and get the same results.
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version is 2.1 d
wich is size limit iso file ...... i don't can send larger iso file and frinds get only few bites files while is
put this iso in a decompressed folder all work ...... !
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How to set a limit for uploading? I wanna to upload files to 10mb.
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How to set a limit for uploading? I wanna to upload files to 10mb.
you can't
version is 2.1 d
wich is size limit iso file ...... i don't can send larger iso file and frinds get only few bites files while is
put this iso in a decompressed folder all work ...... !
HFS supports even 100GB files.
what browser are you using?
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How to set a limit for uploading? I wanna to upload files to 10mb.
you can't
version is 2.1 d
wich is size limit iso file ...... i don't can send larger iso file and frinds get only few bites files while is
put this iso in a decompressed folder all work ...... !
HFS supports even 100GB files.
what browser are you using?
internet explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_qfe.061219-0311
o.s. is xp prp sp2
the files are 4-4,5gb iso format
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How to set a limit for uploading? I wanna to upload files to 10mb.
you can't
version is 2.1 d
wich is size limit iso file ...... i don't can send larger iso file and frinds get only few bites files while is
put this iso in a decompressed folder all work ...... !
HFS supports even 100GB files.
what browser are you using?
internet explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_qfe.061219-0311
o.s. is xp prp sp2
the files are 4-4,5gb iso format
Internet Explorer is unable to handle files >2GB, you need a download manager (or Firefox 2.0) for that.
MarkV