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Kalli57G:
Hi Guys  :)

I'm new here,my name is Kalli and i from norway.I use coppermine since 2012 but now i can't upload big files,if i upload a pic 50kb or a movie 50 mb no problem but i try a movie 250 mb is didn't work.See my pics! Can somebody tell me why or what i did wrong?


regards Kalli

 

ron4mac:

--- Quote from: Kalli57G on May 23, 2016, 05:48:02 pm ---I'm new here,my name is Kalli and i from norway.I use coppermine since 2012 but now i can't upload big files,if i upload a pic 50kb or a movie 50 mb no problem but i try a movie 250 mb is didn't work.See my pics! Can somebody tell me why or what i did wrong?

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You've done nothing wrong.  You've likely hit a limitation of your server.  You may do well to try this alternate upload method:
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,75927.0.html
It overcomes some server limitations like that.

Kalli57G:
hi ron4mac,

I install the plugin html5upload v1.3.2 but i can't upload,it start very slowly.I use Ubuntu 14.04 and Firefox 46.0.1,my Internet-speed is 10 mbps Down 1 mbps Upload.If i use Filezilla ftp i can upload the file to my webspace but not in Cpg, see the pics!

regards Kalli

ron4mac:

--- Quote from: Kalli57G on May 23, 2016, 08:29:27 pm ---I install the plugin html5upload v1.3.2 but i can't upload,it start very slowly.

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You should probably have installed the latest version (1.3.6) ;)
Are you allowing users to make uploads like this? If not, and ftp'ing works okay for you, you can always stick with that.
I think a 250MB file is going to take about 35 minutes for you no matter how you upload it.

phill104:
Just to add some maths to the above, a 250MB file is 2000 megabits. So at 1mbps that is 33.3 minutes, roughly.

May I suggest you convert your AVI to a file format that is a bit smaller? Converting it to one of the compressed formats will save a lot of time and bandwidth.

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