I have an apache webserver (Apache/2.4.29) running on ubuntu server. It serves my pages correctly. Trying to download a .dmg file though, it only downloads the first 27k of a 5mb file.
Any way to change this so that it can download the entire file?
might this apply?
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-increase-the-file-download-size-limit-in-apache/
my server is also apache (don’t know which version), and I download DMG all the time (limits etc are controled by my ISP)
do you store the web file object in a property to keep it alive?
Or do you link to the dmg file on the web server directly?
[quote=480175:@Christian Schmitz]do you store the web file object in a property to keep it alive?
Or do you link to the dmg file on the web server directly?[/quote]
Link directly to the .dmg via an http request:
[quote=480166:@Dave S]might this apply?
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-increase-the-file-download-size-limit-in-apache/
my server is also apache (don’t know which version), and I download DMG all the time (limits etc are controled by my ISP)[/quote]
I will investigate, thanks for the direction.
[quote=480166:@Dave S]might this apply?
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-increase-the-file-download-size-limit-in-apache/
my server is also apache (don’t know which version), and I download DMG all the time (limits etc are controled by my ISP)[/quote]
I checked it out Dave, Apache2 under ubuntu doesn’t use httpd.conf, I tried tacking it into apache2.conf, but it did not change anything after a reboot of the system.
If you are downloading through PHP then you might need to adjust your php.ini file download limit