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Upload Large Files on Windows 2003 server
I need a fix for this same problem, but my hosting provided will not allow the metabase.XML file to be modified. They gave me the fix to use
<%
Response.Buffer = False
%>
This did not fix my problem though, any help?
Jim Hanifen
Please post support questions in the forum for Pure ASP Upload:
http://www.dmxzone.com/forum/default.asp?NewsId=1622
Martha Graham
DMXzone.com
This fix really saved my rear this week.
We just purchased a dedicated server and my upload process was working great untill I tried to upload multiple images. Because of the total sum of file sizes, the upload process was bombing out on me. It took me about an hour to figure out that it was some sort of memory issue so I went through IIS tweaking the setting to no success. So I googled my problem and found this post. Thanks George for your insight.
Have a great holiday all and God Bless!!
Have used the fix i.e. changed the metabase.xml file, but I'm still unable to upload files above 1 mb.
Is there an other setting I'm missing in IIS 6??
If you don't wnat to to stop iis and close your sites:
Open your internet services manager > right click on first folder (services?) > properties > check 'enable direct metabase edit' > save your file > remove check on 'enable direct metabase edit'.
I cannot get Pure ASP Upload 2.13 on Win2003Server. Apparently the relative path is not working. Can you help?
Server.MapPath()error 'ASP 0175 : 80004005'
Disallowed Path Characters
/Library/incPureUpload.asp, line 204
The '..' characters are not allowed in the Path parameter for the MapPath method.