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IIs times out on upload
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running IIS6 on server 2003.
wrote a classic asp app for uploading flash videos, I have a couple of videos about 2MB each that upload no problem, but the client now has files that are 25MB and 30MB each and IIS times out when trying to upload these.
I have tried Enabling Direct Metabase Edit and changing the following to:
AspBufferingLimit="50000000"
AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed="50000000"
AspScriptTimeout="360"
But still timing out, I'm going to try extending AspScriptTimeout some more but is there anything else I can do to upload these files without timing out?
wrote a classic asp app for uploading flash videos, I have a couple of videos about 2MB each that upload no problem, but the client now has files that are 25MB and 30MB each and IIS times out when trying to upload these.
I have tried Enabling Direct Metabase Edit and changing the following to:
AspBufferingLimit="50000000"
AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed="50000000"
AspScriptTimeout="360"
But still timing out, I'm going to try extending AspScriptTimeout some more but is there anything else I can do to upload these files without timing out?
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fayola
fayola
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#3 Oct 7th, 2009
Have you checked the event logs of your server? Is the client receiving an error message?
I think the event logs would be the best place to start. Let me know what you find
I think the event logs would be the best place to start. Let me know what you find
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