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| Daniel Mo¹mondor 2004-02-12, 9:36 am |
| I have a web site that is using galaxyformupload component to process binary
part of the form for file upload. That component was working properly on
IIS 5.0 until the site was moved to IIS 6.0 and windows 2k3 server. Now is
the problem in that when trying to upload file, if the file is greater then
200+ kb, upload component fails when I try to initialize it.
I was searchuing for an answer to this problem and some people suggested
that the problem is in maximum size of the request body that is limited
somewhere for the IIS, but only parameter I could find is maximum request
HEADER, and changing it doesn't help 
Can you please help me with that one. Thanks!
my address is daniel(at)mosmondor(dot)net
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| Wade A. Hilmo [MS] 2004-02-12, 2:35 pm |
| Hi Daniel,
There are two settings:
MaxRequestEntityAllowed, which controls the amount of entity allowed in
*any* request to IIS 6. By default, this is documented to be 4GB (although
I thought it was 2GB. This might be a doc error.) See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...tityallowed.asp
AspMaxRequestEntityAlloed, which controls the amount of entity allowed in a
request to ASP. By default, this is about 200K. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...tityallowed.asp
If you make a request to an ASP page, the lower of the two above settings
applies. Based on the behavior you are seeing, it sounds like you are
POSTing to an ASP page, and you are running into AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed.
I hope that this helps,
-Wade A. Hilmo,
-Microsoft
"Daniel Mo¹mondor" <mosh@bbm.hr> wrote in message
news:c0h13n$8a4$1@garrison.globalnet.hr...
> I have a web site that is using galaxyformupload component to process
binary
> part of the form for file upload. That component was working properly on
> IIS 5.0 until the site was moved to IIS 6.0 and windows 2k3 server. Now
is
> the problem in that when trying to upload file, if the file is greater
then
> 200+ kb, upload component fails when I try to initialize it.
>
> I was searchuing for an answer to this problem and some people suggested
> that the problem is in maximum size of the request body that is limited
> somewhere for the IIS, but only parameter I could find is maximum request
> HEADER, and changing it doesn't help
>
> Can you please help me with that one. Thanks!
>
> my address is daniel(at)mosmondor(dot)net
>
>
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