Can nginx handle very large (4-8GB) file uploads? Using the nginx
upload module with “client_max_body_size 8000m;”, the maximum size file
I could upload was 2GB using FireFox 3.6. Are there any cross-browser
issues that I need to be aware of - especially with FireFox?
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Robert La Ferla
VP Engineering
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On 1/17/2011 10:29 AM, Robert La Ferla wrote:
Can nginx handle very large (4-8GB) file uploads? Using the nginx
upload module with “client_max_body_size 8000m;”, the maximum size
file I could upload was 2GB using FireFox 3.6. Are there any
cross-browser issues that I need to be aware of - especially with
FireFox?
Answer: YES. YES. The browser is the issue not nginx.
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VP Engineering
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I use nginx for 4GB uploads and have never noticed any big issues. Cept
make
sure you have fast disks and a decent pipe if you have alot of users
uploading 4GB files they can usually max your net.