Can't upload big files

[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]

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?

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]

I install the plugin html5upload v1.3.2 but i can't upload,it start very slowly.

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.

[Αndré]

If you decide to convert to a different format, I suggest to convert it to a HTML 5 compatible format, preferably H.264/MP4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5_video#Browser_support

[Kalli57G]

Hi Guys,

@ Ron4mac, thanks for your reply,i install 1.3.6 but it didn't work!My Provider is One.com so i can upload Videos up to 1 GB.
@ Phill, time is no the problem.
@ Andre, i try with Avidemux but sometime i com over 100 mb .


regarts Kalli 

[Kalli57G]

Hello again,

Today is didn't work at all,see the Pic,even i try upload to pics total size 3,5 mb is broke down in the end


regards Kalli

[Αndré]

Please try again with the simple upload form.

[ron4mac]

Today is didn't work at all,see the Pic,even i try upload to pics total size 3,5 mb is broke down in the end

This is an error that represents a problem on your server. Either there is a configuration problem at your service provider or your account is violating some restriction. Is there a quota on how much data can be stored in your account? Perhaps you have reached your quota.

[Kalli57G]

Hi Andre,with a single upload it's go.

@ Ron4mac,my webspace is big enough for this,see the pic.


regards Kalli

[Αndré]

Have you tested another upload method directly after it worked with single upload? If not, please try again with a small file on all available upload methods (simple, flash, html5) and report the result. I want to exclude a temporary issue with your server.

[Kalli57G]

Hi Andre,
Today i try HTML5 upload,the upload goes to end 77mb and after5 sek.this broke down,see the pic,i don't know why.
If i use Filezilla ftp i can upload to my Webspace big files.

regards Kalli

[Αndré]

Unfortunately you haven't done what I asked for. If you want the HTTP upload to be fixed, please provide the information I requested in my last post. Alternatively, you (as admin) can always upload files via FTP.

[EME]

I've uploaded a few large files to web sites based on Coppermine and run into issues.  Since it doesn't come up for me that often I just add manually.

Here's how I've been successful:

FTP the file to the desired user's folder in the albums folder (/albums/userpics/1xxxx) then add a record by hand to the database table that has all the pics (cpg15x_pictures).