how can I edit so the client can download a 3G file ? that file is invisible in public_html, however i can see it when ssh to server.
your help is apreciated
how can I edit so the client can download a 3G file ? that file is invisible in public_html, however i can see it when ssh to server.
your help is apreciated
Last edited by wintersun892; 05-28-2006 at 06:04 AM.
Search the forums for 2GB file limit. That should help.
Is that 3GB file owned by that client uid:gid? Is you server configured to show files proceeded with . (dot)? You might want to use a conventional FTP client to download the file. Now, what do you mean, 'can I edit'?Originally Posted by wintersun892
Andy Reed
RHCE and CCNA
ServerTune.com
downloading a 3gb of file will be too big if your client's connection is not stable. I would suggest that you break the file into few parts and request the user to download the file in parts
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thanks all for your help. That file is owned by that client both uid:gid, but when i try to download it, it said "permission denied". I have read some threads about this issue which mention about reedit http.conf to allow download this big file, but i dont know how to edit it. Andy, Im not sure my server configured to show files proceeded with . (dot), so how can I check that?
can anyone just help me?
-why is that file invisible in user's account?
- how can I make it downloadable?
Thank a ton
Did you change the permission on that file? Do the basic permission on this file; script or binary file should be set to 755, text/html/image 644. Does this file have a . (dot), something like .FILE_NAMEOriginally Posted by wintersun892
Andy Reed
RHCE and CCNA
ServerTune.com
it is a .tar.gz file. I have changed permission but no go.
Try to send the file via FTP.
You won't see 2 gig files in FTP either. You'll need WinSCP to download it and shell access.
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