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thanx for the report.
2010-01-07 15:52:25 UTC in Open Upload
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Well, I have no idea, but imho either is a bug in the firewall software, or the firewall and your server are not comunicating correctly.
For the MTU 1500 is the standard, but that depends on the connections, your network admin should know what to set.
Is there also a 1Gbps switch in between? Sometimes this might cause the problem.
I don't think I'm the best person to ask now, as we found...
2010-01-02 17:43:08 UTC in Open Upload
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Imho it's not caused by saturation. Have you tryed downloading a file directly from the apache server (place the file in your DocumentRoot, and then ask for it via browser ie http://myserver.com/myfile10M.txt )
Is checkpoint doing any sort of content filtering? It could also be some problem caused by a wrong MTU value on the firewall or server on the ethernet card settings. Also check that the...
2010-01-01 13:08:49 UTC in Open Upload
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Well, there could be permission problems?
You should check the web server error log.
2009-12-30 18:33:30 UTC in Open Upload
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Ms SQL Support was a patch submitted by Leonardo F. Cardoso which also provided the mssql setup part. I have not tested it as hardly I get around mssql servers. I guess you'll have to wait till I get back to the office so I can test/patch/create the sql needed for initialization of the mssql database. If you by any chance get around on making a sql script (based on the one from mysql) please...
2009-12-24 14:57:31 UTC in Open Upload
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I think I'll implement the hooks to have this feature in next release.
2009-12-04 11:03:33 UTC in Open Upload
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modifying the code in file.inc.php function serveFile you could send an e-mail to the uploading user. Check the e-mail plugin on how to do it.
It's not actually implemented, though.
2009-12-04 10:23:10 UTC in Open Upload
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perfect.
2009-11-21 10:30:23 UTC in Open Upload
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is php configured accordingly to allow 1Gb uploads?
Maybe there's a timeout problem? do you receive any error? what do apache logs say?.
2009-11-21 09:57:34 UTC in Open Upload
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there's no feature to do that with openupload right now, it's planned for next version.
You can run a cron job with a sql file, something like this (change the date accordingly)
delete from `activitylog` where `log_time` < '2009-01-01';.
2009-11-20 19:54:16 UTC in Open Upload
