On Sep 14, 2011, at 6:02 AM, JAZZ F. wrote:
Frederick Cheung wrote in post #1021861:
On Sep 14, 8:08am, "JAZZ F." <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks walter for your reply.
i think it cant be possible that everytime i try to download it,it
gets
time out. Do we have any kind of configuration/setting in order to
limit
the file size anywhere?
Something that is not clear to me is how are you downloading the
file ? Is this your browser hitting S3 directly, a command line tool
using one of the many S3 libraries, an action in your controller that
fetches the file from s3 and then sends it to the end user, something
else ?
Fred
i have a UI application in which downloading feature is
incorporated, i
am downloading throuh it..Is it what u r asking or need something
else.
Thanks for ur response.
As far as I know, that's the only place you can look. There isn't any
sort of configuration or timing going on on the S3 side. Even if you
use an expiring URL to download a protected file, the expiration is
only considered on the start time of the download, not the entire
process. As long as the request begins before the token turns into a
pumpkin, the file can download however slowly and take however long.
It is ultimately up to your client application to maintain an open
socket to the server, the server will continue to serve until the
request is completed.
Walter
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