I'm trying to upload files to a VPS over SFTP. Unfortunately, I'm having a strange problem.
While uploading a file over SFTP as root, the transfer appears to randomly stops somewhere in the first few KB. Filezilla reports that the connection timed out, and Cyberduck reports that the socket was closed.
Hello,
I have a problem when trying to upload (ftp) a file to a specific server.
In detail, I have 6 PCs with Ubuntu 8.10 that are on the internet with different IPs. One of the machines is the server that I use to upload and download files using the rest of the machines.
I'm trying to upload many large (30GB+) files to an S3 bucket using the multipart upload feature.
So far, my experience with command line tools (e.g. the perl s3put/s3get scripts) has been less than ideal. Due to less-than-reliable connections, the upload seems to terminate before a whole file is uploaded.
I'm serving my website using Nginx as web server.
I offer upload functionality to my users (they are allowed to submit pictures up to 5Mb) so I have the directive: client_max_body_size 5M; in my server config.
What I've noticed is that if I try to upload any file the webserver does not prevent the upload of bigger files.
I have an application that uses ftp on windows 7 or 8 and it fails trying to upload a file (time out, server sends back RST packets so it's definitely the server that's unhappy) to a specific server. Same problem with command line ftp.
Hi,
I have been trying to upload either JPG or PNG to a post but when I was uploading the JPG I keep getting Upload of file failed, no explanation as to why.
When I try and upload a PNG, I get The Dimension limits for this filetype are 750 x 750. We were unable to resize your file so you will need to do so manually and upload it again. Your file is currently 720 x 1280.
I was attempting to upload a very large file I had on my phone. I selected that UbuntuOne upload it. It's been trying to upload for 2 days already.
I no longer need this file uploaded. The problem is I don't know how to tell UbuntuOne on my Android to stop uploading. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
I am using Windows 2008 R2 with IIS 7.5, the webpage loads very slowly around 5-10 second to open.
User can upload file on my website, after it finished uploading (file around 300MB), my server will create a new thread and using that thread to upload the file to another server.
Recently the front page to our website was hacked, but we cannot find how the attacker got in. It is an IIS server on a shared host. Checking the webserver logs I found a bunch of PUT operations like the ones below typically trying to upload a default file for different languages and hosting options, most failing with a 401, but one, /default.asp, passed with a 200.