Hi Geoff, I think you're right! I have 300 seconds as Timeout value... Doin' more tests.
Il giorno lun 13 lug 2015 alle ore 23:14 Geoff Barkman < [email protected]> ha scritto: > Hi Alessio > I don't usually import audio longer than an hour, but had similar > Audio Conversion errors. > > I think I solved this problem with increasing the Apache Time Out > length in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file. Ubuntu .... not sure where > other linuxes store it. > Look for the line "Timeout 300" and change it to "Timeout 3000" > > 1.2 gig for 2 hour audio files, sounds like a pcm wave file. I think > there is a limit of 4 gig on one of those files... my head hurts > trying to work out how long that is. > Many thanks > Geoff Barkman > > On 7/14/15, Alessio Elmi <[email protected]> wrote: > > I was noticing that importing very big audio files leads sometimes to > > "Audio conversion error". We're talking of file of about 2 hours in plain > > wave format (a bit more that 1.2 GB). > > > > I suspect the reason is because the /tmp (or the ram?) is getting full or > > something like that. However on the / there are more than 25GB available > so > > I cannot figure out where it gets stuck. > > > > Splitting that in two solves the problem but I'd like to understand it > > better for the future. Given available resource, what's the largest file > I > > can import? > > > > Thank you > > > > Alessio > > >
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