Lager file download returning 0KB or 772kb

[arts]

@wzp

on both servers I have checked “safe_mode” is OFF

To prevent mistakes at my side I start all over again, first with the 40M server, that is the production server. I will start with 5M in different download settings.

[wzp]

@arts You are not trying to download the files over an SSL connection?

[arts]

@wzp – No not with an SSL connection.

Here it is so far. Started over, cleared everything.

Settings on download method 6

First 5M file, download worked (?) with IE, FireFox and Safari (on PC)

Tried 10M file, download worked with IE, FireFox and Safari

Tried 15M file, download worked with IE, FireFox and Safari

Then, reckless, 30M file download worked with IE, FireFox and Safari

Then 35M file file download worked with IE, FireFox and Safari

All files OK can be unzipped.

Then tried 2 files for one product (Splitsing the 47M file in to two)

Used this: http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-configure-a-packaged-product-using-the-existing-products-262

It worked now…. I hope this stays stable

On the 128M server it is still wrong

No first a glass of wine

[wzp]

Whew! I’m glad it’s working now. Funny how things only work when you watch them reallyyyy carefully, LOL.

[arts]

WZP I almost forgot, Thank you!

[wzp]

You’re welcome!

I try to help out, when I can; given that not everybody lives in the same time zone as Amin & Ivy.

[arts]

Maybe a suggestion.

It would be helpful when there is a line in the “digital content” area where the script checks what the maximum of the PHP memory limit is.

[wzp]

My understanding is that WordPress require 32 MB of PHP memory just to function properly. When you use an encrypted link, it invokes code that is outside of WordPress, so that it has at least that same 32 MB of PHP memory to work with, that WordPress has.

[arts]

No, I have WordPress working on servers with a memory of 16M.

WordPress needs 8M right?

[wzp]

Hmmm, when I said “My understanding was…” it was based on information in the WP Codex:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

[amin007]

@wzp, thanks for going through the technical stuff and taking care of this.

@arts, does your server have “fopen” enabled?

[wzp]

@amin007 I think, that because it is now working, that the answer would be “yes.”

[amin007]

It would still work even if it didn’t have “fopen” because the script will try to use CURL but I have noticed that with CURL and large file download combination have issues on some servers.

[wzp]

@arts — you can find the answer to Amin’s question under the “allow_url_fopen” entry of the Configuration PHP Core report.

[arts]

Amin and wzp, the “allow_url_fopen” is on both servers ON.

Still not working on the 128M server. File download works but “corrupted” file

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