Recent content by fatality43835

They do have download limits depending on how you access the files.

You need to check your apache error log, so at least you can see what error is causing it. After we know that, then you can get further assistance.

Open a support ticket and adam will assist you.

Check that the Nginx max upload size hasn't been changed to the default after the update. Add this line to nginx.conf: client_max_body_size 10G; Restart Nginx.

Quick google gave this result. Try it out? https://winginx.com/en/htaccess

What I can suggest is to get some extra servers and use DNS roundrobin along with rsync. For example, you have 2 file servers (A and B), you get 2 other servers (A1 and B1). You setup DNS round-robin so that servers A+A1 uses the same subdomain, and servers B+B1 follows the same pattern. Then...

I'm disappointed there isn't an already available way to upload a file using the API or otherwise.

Awesome news. Really can't wait to see what's improved/changed.

My thoughts on what can make this a much better script. Not sure what's exactly planned for the next release as I have not seen a beta list of stuff we can expect. Also if any of these suggestions are already implemented, I apologize as it means I could not find any documentation on it. Mirror...

This patch will be included in the next release I presume? And is there any rough estimate as to when this update is? 2 weeks, 1 month? Cheers.

Check your webserver's logs and then you can better understand what is causing it.