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Hi everybody, yes yes I know long time no code...
I love that fact that AFB has had such an impact on a lot of people and I'm sorry I haven't had the time to put more effort into it.
Regardless, I've created some better forums for your discussions and suggested upgrades:
http://ajaxfb.jc21.com/forum/
Because let's face it, these Sourceforge forums really suck :)
2009-03-09 06:04:59 UTC by jc21
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I verified it is a bug in PHP. I used the following script in the bug report you linked:
<?php
$filepath = "/path/to/a/huge[more_than_2GB]/file.ext";
echo gmdate("d-M-Y h:i:s A", filemtime($filepath)) . "\r\n";
echo number_format(sprintf("%u", filesize($filepath)) / 1073741824,
2) . " GB\r\n";
?>
I got the same exact error...
2009-03-03 01:44:46 UTC by nobody
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I am running PHP 5.2.6 on OpenSolaris 2008.11.
I checked the web server error log to see if there was an error thrown by PHP but saw nothing.
I guess for big files I'll have to stick with ugly Apache Indexes.
Thanks!
2009-03-03 01:32:25 UTC by nobody
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It looks like a limitation of PHP
Are you running the most recent version of PHP 5?
Check out this bug:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=27792.
2009-03-03 00:24:13 UTC by pearj
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I use AFB on top of an OpenSolaris based NAS; in this way when I am from the home office I can still securely get to my files.
I recently ran into a problem where I copied some large ISO files to my NAS. But when I browsed the share to the directory where they belong it said there were no files at all.
It seems to be a limit with filesizes over 2GB. Is this by design? I know I can...
2009-03-03 00:11:42 UTC by nobody
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I was wondering if anyone has done any changes like making it where uses can add there own accounts and automaticly get certain permissions.
2009-02-28 16:06:00 UTC by nobody
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I completly agree with the point of view of pearj.
I initiate on this forum or on the track six month ago.
But it is not necessary to refers.
I just add the following features :
1- the hability to add various files depending of various directores
2- option on "files operation" menu :
- select the current selected file
- select all the files of the directory...
2009-02-24 03:22:17 UTC by trebly
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I really don't see how you can do it without zipping a file. The HTTP protocol can only send one file at once. So you either open up a separate download window for every file you want to send, or you create a zip file or some other archive. Ie you want to download a directory with 100 files in it, you open up 100 browser windows to do the download. Which would then most likely crash your...
2009-02-23 10:41:33 UTC by pearj
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heya, i use the ajaxfb only for private, so this huge file transfers wouldn't be a problem in my case.
i don't think zipping the files is the only way - you can easily use an (existing like you said) recursive function on a directory which sends file for file over php.
also with limit, in this recursive one set one variable which controls the behaviour running through the loop (size or...
2009-02-23 06:35:09 UTC by nobody
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I think multiple file download could be very time consuming for the server, and could potentially crash a server, because the only way to implement multiple file downloading, is to zip up all the files that you want and then send the zip file.
Just think if you have 20 or 30 GB of files in your ajax file browser and someone requests to download all the files and directories, it could take 5 -...
2009-02-21 10:34:56 UTC by pearj
