maxSize value ignored in ASP

Ops, there's a problem with the introduction of the CheckSizeAfterScaling setting. If it's true, then the max upload was set to a default of 1Mb instead of setting it to 0.

To fix it, you can open the core/connectors/asp/commandHandler/fileUpload.asp and initialize the MaxSize to 0 (around line 75)

   oUploader.MaxSize = 0
   If not(checkSizeAfterScaling) then
      oUploader.MaxSize = resourceTypeConfig.getMaxSize
   End if

Thanks for letting us know, it will be fixed in the next version.

I think that if the upload fails, currently it won't show any message, but this is something that should be handled better. It can't be based just on timeout, because each server might work with different values (and your connection is very important), Let's see what can be done about it.

Hi Dave,

I have exactly the same problem as you.
I cannot upload files larger then 1MB with CKFinder and ASP.
I hope they can fix it in the next version!

I tried also to edit the config.asp file to increase the upload limit, but i still get the message: file size is to big!

Greetz, Arnout82

Did you make this change: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=10030#p26375 ?

People,

We're using the latest version of CKFinder in ASP.

What is the biggest file size possible to upload?

We are an advertising agency, and creative peolpe produces image files with 1Gb !

Tks,
Vagner

Unless you have a very high speed connection both on the client and the server, I wouldn't trust uploading such big files with a web form.
Anyway, the best way to test what are the limits on your server is to try it. I don't remember the maximum size that I've tested because anything over 100Mb is just too much for a normal connection, but it also depends on how is configured the server and its hardware.

alfonsoml wrote:Unless you have a very high speed connection both on the client and the server, I wouldn't trust uploading such big files with a web form.

Hi Alfonso,
Tks.
Actually we have a very good (Gigabit) connection. Our clients are in the same network that our servers.

If the component that CKFinder use won't be able to do this, we will need to modify the cor codes to integrate with SA FileUp (that we also have bought here).

Tks,
Vagner

For the file uploads it's using pure asp code, there's no external component used.
As I said, the first step would be to test how it works in your server. In my little machine testing with just 150mb takes a very long time, so I know that I can't use this system for big things. If your tests also show that it doesn't work properly i can try to get a demo of that component and adjust the core to provide such option

alfonsoml wrote:For the file uploads it's using pure asp code, there's no external component used.
As I said, the first step would be to test how it works in your server. In my little machine testing with just 150mb takes a very long time, so I know that I can't use this system for big things. If your tests also show that it doesn't work properly i can try to get a demo of that component and adjust the core to provide such option

Ok alfonso,
I'll make some tests and tomorrow post a new message here with the results.

Tks,
Vagner

Hi Alfonso,

unfortunely, our tests were unsuccesful..
Unless is possible to change the upload component (asp code) for SA FileUp, we will not be able to use CKFinder

Please keep me informed if you develop this upgrade to CKFinder.

Tks,
Vagner