How to upload large files

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  • Pythoni

    #1

    How to upload large files

    What is the best way to upload large files about 100 MB?I can not use
    http protocol because of timeouts and big memory requirements on server
    sides.
    Thank for your help
    La.

  • ZeldorBlat

    #2
    Re: How to upload large files


    Pythoni wrote:
    What is the best way to upload large files about 100 MB?I can not use
    http protocol because of timeouts and big memory requirements on server
    sides.
    Thank for your help
    La.
    For file transfers I'd recommend the file transfer protocol, more
    commonly known as FTP.

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    • Pythoni

      #3
      Re: How to upload large files

      >
      For file transfers I'd recommend the file transfer protocol, more
      commonly known as FTP.
      I also think about FTP, but must a user have FTP client installed on
      his computer or FTP protocol is already a part of webrowsers?

      Lad.

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      • Jerry Stuckle

        #4
        Re: How to upload large files

        Pythoni wrote:
        >>For file transfers I'd recommend the file transfer protocol, more
        >>commonly known as FTP.
        >
        I also think about FTP, but must a user have FTP client installed on
        his computer or FTP protocol is already a part of webrowsers?
        >
        Lad.
        >
        Yes, users must have an ftp client installed. But virtually every
        current OS comes with at least a command line version.

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        • Erwin Moller

          #5
          Re: How to upload large files

          Pythoni wrote:
          >
          >>
          >For file transfers I'd recommend the file transfer protocol, more
          >commonly known as FTP.
          I also think about FTP, but must a user have FTP client installed on
          his computer or FTP protocol is already a part of webrowsers?
          Some webbrowsers support (rudimentary) FTP, like IE, but I found out that
          that latter one is really buggy and unreliable.
          Like Jerry said, most OS's have FTP build in (via commandline).

          If this is too complicated for you or your users, I would recommend
          filezilla: It is released under GPL (=Free Software, as in both 'free beer'
          and 'freedom' of usage).

          It is good and comprehensible, get it here:
          filezilla.sourc eforge.net follow the downloadlink.

          You will also see they same people offering you a FTP-server if you need it.

          Good luck!

          Regards,
          Erwin Moller
          >
          Lad.

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