Then I tried putting the map:read in a pipeline like this:I finally found the time to test this.
<map:pipeline type="noncaching"> <map:parameter name="outputBufferSize" value="8192"/>
<map:match pattern="test.xyz"> <map:read src="/home/bruno/tmp/sylvain.avi"/> </map:match> </map:pipeline>
Two important things here: * I used the non-caching pipeline * I disabled complete output-buffering by specifying an outputBufferSize parameter with a reasonable value
which saves me about 140 MB of otherwise useless wasted RAM, and now it works like a charm.
Let me know if this also helps for you.
Thank you very much: first tests show, that this seems to work in Cocoon 2.1. Interestingly (as I have some applications still running in Cocoon 2.0.x) it seems to make things worse in the older Cocoon version: e.g. a 23MB file is terminated after about 2 MB already...
however, it looks good on 2.1. and I have to port the 2.0 applications anyway.
Alex
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