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| Mike Blezien 2006-01-19, 3:57 am |
| Hello,
we are setting up a multi-upload form with a max., of 4 uploads. right now we're
handling approx., 1-2mb files per upload(4 at a time), without any problems, and
now what to set it up for files up to 50mb's per upload(4 at a time). this is a
web based application form.
is there a recommended method or proceedure, to prevent possible time-outs when
uploading files that large, up to 4 files at a time ?
any feedback would be much appreciated.
TIA
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Mike(mickalo)Blezien
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| Mike Blezien 2006-01-19, 3:57 am |
| Tom,
Tom Phoenix wrote:
> On 1/18/06, Mike Blezien <mickalo@frontiernet.net> wrote:
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> There aren't any time-outs built into Perl. Problem solved. :-)
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> What time-out are you worried about? Perhaps you would be better
> served by asking in a discussion forum about whatever it is (a
> webserver, a browser, a protocol) that has the time out issue.
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> Good luck with it!
well, this is what I'm trying to anticipate ahead of time, if we can upload 4
files that large without running into this issue with either a browser time-out
or server time out(which would be pretty much out of my control). I guess we'll
just have to experiment too see what happens.
thx's for your input. :)
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Mike(mickalo)Blezien
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| usenet@DavidFilmer.com 2006-01-19, 3:57 am |
| Mike Blezien wrote:
> we are setting up a multi-upload form with a max., of 4 uploads. right now we're
> handling approx., 1-2mb files per upload(4 at a time),
I have a production-critical webserver that is handling files usually
20-50 MB, and at peak times it does maybe 10 or 12 at a time, over SSL
(https) against a fast backbone (OC3). The silly thing is on a Pentium
3, 533 Mhz (though I just got a brand new Power5 p520 to replace it -
woo hoo).
It might be slow under such loads (and it is), but it won't drop
connections or anything like that.
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| Tom Phoenix 2006-01-19, 6:58 pm |
| On 1/18/06, Mike Blezien <mickalo@frontiernet.net> wrote:
> is there a recommended method or proceedure, to prevent
> possible time-outs
There aren't any time-outs built into Perl. Problem solved. :-)
> any feedback would be much appreciated.
What time-out are you worried about? Perhaps you would be better
served by asking in a discussion forum about whatever it is (a
webserver, a browser, a protocol) that has the time out issue.
Good luck with it!
--Tom Phoenix
Stonehenge Perl Training
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