I have built a rails web application that requires me to upload several
large files (200+mb). Unfortunately, I have not been successful in doing
so with rails so I tried it through ftp, but was still not successful.
It says that the server dropped the connection after about 80 mb had
been loaded. I'm using media temple's grid server.
Does anyone know what the problem might be? I'm not getting much
response from media temple.
I have over 50 files ranging anywhere from 30 mb to 300 to upload. What
is the best way to do this? Is there certain server settings that would
make this possible? Do I need to switch servers? Is there a third party
that would be advantageous to use?
I have built a rails web application that requires me to upload several
large files (200+mb). Unfortunately, I have not been successful in doing
so with rails so I tried it through ftp, but was still not successful.
It says that the server dropped the connection after about 80 mb had
been loaded. I’m using media temple’s grid server.
FTP is resumable. Just resume uploading your files. If they won’t resume, then mt has measures in place to prevent you from doing so and it is time to find a new host.
Does anyone know what the problem might be? I’m not getting much
response from media temple.
Shared cheap hosting, always a joy.
I have over 50 files ranging anywhere from 30 mb to 300 to upload. What
is the best way to do this? Is there certain server settings that would
make this possible? Do I need to switch servers? Is there a third party
that would be advantageous to use?
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