Re: Increasing Max Memory

2008-08-26 Thread Steve Moore
Thanks for the ideas. It appears the Request Throttle Memory setting was the 
limiting factor. Once upped, I can successfully upload files to that limit.

Steve 

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Re: Increasing Max Memory

2008-08-26 Thread Brian Kotek
Just a note to be careful with this. Each upload is going to use up a CF
thread for the entire duration of the upload, which means that if you have
10 threads allocated to CF and 10 people upload large files, you've used up
all of your CF threads for quite a long time.

On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 5:23 PM, Steve Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks for the ideas. It appears the Request Throttle Memory setting was
 the limiting factor. Once upped, I can successfully upload files to that
 limit.

 Steve

 

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Re: Increasing Max Memory

2008-08-20 Thread Kelly
In CFAdmin if you go to Settings and scroll down to Request Size Limits, 
what are your settings there?
I believe the Maximum Size of Post Data would need to be at least 300Mb.
Kelly


Steve Moore wrote:
 I'm trying to increase the allowed memory for CF to accommodate large file 
 uploads. I've experimented with various settings, but can't seem to correlate 
 them with the file size I'm trying. Currently trying to upload a 300Mb file. 
 Have the following settings in the Java and JVM window: Maximum JVM Heap Size 
 (MB): 1024; JVM Arguments: -XX:MaxPermSize=384m.

 Upload attempt results in the error: 
 coldfusion.util.MemorySemaphore$MemoryUnavailableException: Memory required 
 (300616607 bytes) exceeds the maximum allowed memory.

 Are there other settings, or changes to the above, that will allow me to 
 perform this upload?

 Steve Moore
 Larimer County Colorado 

 

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RE: Increasing Max Memory

2008-08-20 Thread Dave Watts
 I'm trying to increase the allowed memory for CF to 
 accommodate large file uploads. I've experimented with 
 various settings, but can't seem to correlate them with the 
 file size I'm trying. Currently trying to upload a 300Mb 
 file. Have the following settings in the Java and JVM window: 
 Maximum JVM Heap Size (MB): 1024; JVM Arguments: -XX:MaxPermSize=384m.
 
 Upload attempt results in the error: 
 coldfusion.util.MemorySemaphore$MemoryUnavailableException: 
 Memory required (300616607 bytes) exceeds the maximum allowed memory.
 
 Are there other settings, or changes to the above, that will 
 allow me to perform this upload?

The maximum memory you can allocate on a 32-bit Windows OS is less than 1.5
GB. You should be able to upload the file with 1 GB allocated, but you will
need to change the maximum file upload size if you're using CF 8 (I don't
remember if that option is in 7, off the top of my head).

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Re: Increasing Max Memory

2008-08-20 Thread Brad Wood
Yeah, the setting was part of 7.

Steve, to clarify, log into your ColdFusion Administrator for that server. 
Click on the Settings menu under Server Settings
There should be two settings in there that might affect you:

Near the top of the page there is a setting called Maximum size of post 
data  Change the number in the text input to be as large or larger than 
what you are trying to upload.
Also, check out the Request Throttle Memory setting at the bottom of the 
page.

~Brad

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