php - Open source file upload with no timeout on IIS6 with ASP, ASP.NET 2.0 or PHP5 -

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I have a cross-platform cross-browser approach to uploading files, such as timeout is not necessarily large upload - It takes some time to upload due to the slow connection of some uploaders - but the server bar is out in any way.

I have heard that there are ways to upload files in fragments that somehow the server does not decide to finish uploading time. After searching around everyone, I can see that the ownership upload assistant and Java and Flash (SWF upload) widgets which are not cross-platform, do not upload in fragments, or are not free.

One of these platforms (ASP, ASP.NET 2.0 or PHP5) is one way to do this, though I am not very angry at all of this. Net class / controller / project / module / visual studio / compile / etc., so some kind of runable complete projects that run on .NET 2.0 will be useful. PHP and ASP I think I'll go straight forward.

Unless I'm completely forgetting nothing, I doubt it / I hope proper web uploads are working harder in any language or platform.

So my question is: how can I upload a web browser, cross-platform, so that they do not timeout using free software? Is it possible at all?

I think the solution you are actually looking at is to gain more control on the server For example in the IIS web you There is timeout setting in addition to any settings provided in config or your php.ini. If PHP is running fast in CGI then you also have a fast CGI configuration.

You can then set the file size, memory and timeout settings in php.ini / web.config:

Php.ini -

web .config - 

  & lt; HttpRuntime executionTimeout = "1000" maxRequestLength = "400000" & gt;

Asp.Net provides the possibility of creating HTML modules which provide some sleek (asp.Net) upload control, such as multiple uploads, direct disks (less server memory usage) and Upload progress controls, most of them commercially.


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