You can do it - you'll have to work out how to stop the worker process
recycling at the machine level, and how to increase your script timeout to
cater for duration, somehow based on a likely variable upload speed from
clients - but its probably do-able. It is however a bit over ambitious to
even consider this when there are so many other solutions that are better
suited to this.
If it was me I would look to pipe this through some form of torrent client
as a seeded file to a torrent server, or get some IRC script and hack
together a client and server and use xdcc, or use ftp as its capable....http
would not be my first choice for this.
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Regards
John Timney
ASP.NET MVP
Microsoft Regional Director
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I'm looking for an ASP.NET solution which will allow my website to receive
huge files in the size of 4GB and up.
This solution needs to be integrated with a front-end. Users will have to
populate some FORM fields and browse for the 4GB file. Upon FORM
submission, the application will collect both the FORM field data and the
4GB upload.
A file transfer progress bar would be nice too.
I think the current HTTP file transfer method will only support up to 2GB
in size. Please advise how I can support 4GB+ upload in ASP.NET websites.
Thank you in advance.