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File too large for destination file system using webdav

Last Post 11/16/2011 12:12 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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Solid IT

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10/29/2011 10:59 PM
When uploading an image (i.e. jpg or png) I get an error message: "The file <> is too large for the destination file system. I tested with different filesizes and types: bitmap is uploading as expected, however jpeg and png are not, even when the filesize is less then 10kb. When copying ZIP or MS office documents, or other non formats, no issues where found. The jpg and png files are correctly uploaded and saved when using the module my portal. Any ideas? Need to transfer 200GB of data. Regards, Serge van Isterdael

Solid IT

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11/01/2011 1:59 PM
Added all documents using import function. Still haven't found a solution yet.

Solid IT

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11/05/2011 8:36 PM
I inspected the raw data and found out that after the profind command no put command is send. I noticed the header states: "X-DMXDav-Handled: False". Uploading other filetypes shows "X-DMXDav-Handled: True".

Peter Donker

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11/16/2011 12:12 PM
Hi Serge, Not sure what is happening. I've not been able to reproduce this. An error happens inside the WebDAV server but nothing points to some dependency on the file type. If you want I can look at the Fiddler trace for you if you send it as .saz file to my email address (peter at etc). There has to be a difference between the two calls other than the file type IMO. Peter

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