David Moreno Garza wrote:
Eric S. Johansson wrote:
I changed CGI_timeout from 65 to 6500 and the amount of data uploaded
before a failure almost doubled (200 MB) and I think, if I am
interpreting logs correctly, the CGI ran for about 10 minutes.
I'll check again in the morning when I'm more awake.
Any success?
couldn't quite figure if the failure was server or browser side but it
wasn't a timeout problem, it was a resource problem. One of the two
sides keeps the file in memory before processing at and when you run out
of resources, it dies. It might be server-side but I really don't know.
Instead I'm slicing the file into chunks and uploading chunks for
reassembly. One of those "bypass the problem entirely" scenarios.
Right now I'm wrestling with authentication issues. I wish they hadn't
screwed up the http authentication definitions and allowed the CGI or
server to remove authentication credentials when necessary. But I have
something that works with cookies using a technique outlined by bright
people at MIT and all I need to do now is build and authentication
database (yet again)
---eric
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