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I believe that S60 has reached its end of lifecycle…
Perhaps the file permissions, not only on the actual file, but on all the directories to that file. Are you still getting the second warning message? if so, what is the path shown in that message?
It looks like the directory name “Digi Pro” has a space. Rename it to something else that does not include special characters.
Please enable the debug logs and then report back the contents of the download_manager_debug.log file. We are interested in seeing the differences between when you download using a link that is manually generated, and from the thank you page.
Zip files are the worse thing you can do to music or video files. By using the bundled product feature in combination with S3, you’ll have a winning combination.
There are some reasons for breaking up large files into sections…
1. You don’t hold the customer’s bandwidth “hostage” during the several hours it takes to download extremely large files.
2. If the customer has a poor connection quality, then he has the option of redownloading just those sections that didn’t make it the first time.
If we are talking about simple video files, one can use a video editor to break the original into smaller sections. Preferably, you might be able to organize the breaks, so that the video is pentad in chapters or episodes, instead of random interruptions.
Yes, with the following caveat: Ensure the buyers have downloaded their files first, or else you will receive complaints of “file not found” from them.
Ask your hosting provider to tell you how to setup a PHP.ini file. The location, name and even if you’re permitted to do it vary from one provider to another.
The RFC number escapes me at the moment, but Internet standards basically say that you use special characters at your own risk.
The best way to ask this question is to click the “Contact Us” link, in the “License Transfer Options” paragraph of the license agreement; and the correct person will reply to you within 24 hours.
