Josh Chamas wrote:
you might consider using the mod_perl interface directly for the file uploads, by first disabling Apache::ASP's file upload processing:
What is the benefit from doing this?
And then using the Apache::Request interface to get the $apr->upload data.
I tried to install Apache::Request, but it complains that it doesn't work with mod_perl2 yet.
If it did work, then using Apache::Request upload API might not have had the 2G file limit you work working on. Further, it seems that you could actually call it after sending something of a header or partial status wait page, but I am not positive on this last one, whether you can keep reading the input after using the output handle for the Apache request.
On a more general note, I think you were right on in considering other mechnanisms for moving large files around. I would consider rsync especially for this, but ftp is an old time favorite. Note that if you are in a mixed windows/unix environment, there is rsync/ssh support available through the Cygwin project at http://www.cygwin.com/
Regards,
Josh
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