[andersvinther]

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback…

I am using (or more accurately I will be using) the PDF stamper too, and as far as I know it does not work with Amazon S3 – or am I wrong?

I would have thought I’d be able to download more than 9 MB – I’ve seen others mention 1,5 GB…

What’s your experience?

Hmmm… not to worry about the mod_xsendfile… my host doesn’t support it…

Have a fine day!

[andersvinther]

I seem to have a problem downloading PDF files over 8mb of size.

I have different files with the following sizes:

– 129 KB

– 6 MB

– 307 KB

– 7 MB

– 8 MB

– 9 MB

– 12 MB

I can download all files apart from the 9 and 12 MB files…

When I try to download those I get a 0 byte file.

I can download these files by pasting the full url into my browser, so the files are OK.

I enabled debugging in the download manager and got a bunch of these:

[03/28/2011 7:25 PM] – Status : Unresolved DL file path = http://www.xxxx.com/wp-content/documents/yyyy.pdf

[03/28/2011 7:25 PM] – Status : Resolved DL file path = /home/xxxx/public_html/xxxxx/wp-content/documents/yyyyy.pdf

[03/28/2011 7:25 PM] – Status : Dispatching DL method = 4

I tried all the different download methods but no luck. I also have method 7 curl, and tried this with “Do not convert”. The other options I tried with the default option for URL conversion.

This page http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/selling-large-files-with-wp-estore-796 suggests another option: “If you server supports mod_xsendfile (its an Apache module to handle large file downloads) then we can configure eStore to work with “mod_xsendfile” so large files can be downloaded without any issues.”

However I have not been able to find any information on mod_xsendfile and wp-eStore…

What can I do?

Thanks!

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