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Ok, my slick upload control works great on my internal IIS 7 server. When I move my site up to my hosting provider.. Mosso it does not. It sits at calculating and does nothing. Eventually it just refreshes with no upload.
I know Mosso is a modified medium trust enrivonment but they do have replection enabled.. I thought this was all that was needed for Slick Upload to work properly?
- WebPermission Unrestricted="true"
- OleDbPermission Unrestricted="true"
- OdbcPermission Unrestricted="true"
- SocketPermission Unrestricted="true"
- ConfigurationPermission Unrestricted="true"
- ReflectionPermission Unrestricted="true"
I am using version 5.5.
Any insight would be great!
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Yes, SlickUpload should work with Mosso. It won't work with strict medium trust, because it requires the ReflectionPermission, but since Mosso uses a modified medium trust that grants ReflectionPermission it should work.
Try the attached 5.5.1 build to make sure this isn't an issue we've fixed in the latest build.
Do you see any exception in the logs?
Also, can you try with a small file (i.e. < 1mb) to see if that works? I've heard reports of issues with Mosso's uploading support where large files (> 5mb) are dropped, or routed directly to the apache/php handler instead of being directed to the ASP.NET handler. This was a year ago, so I'm not sure if they've solved that issue yet. File Attachment(s):  SlickUpload-5.5.1.zip (56kb) downloaded 2 time(s).
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Ok, I used the update and no luck. Still sits at:
Speed: (calculating). About (calculating) remaining.
I tried a small 10kb file with the same outcome. Although file size does matter. The larger the file the longer the page sits there processing before it refreshes. Any additional information I can provide to assist you? Which log file are you referring to? I also made sure the folder I am uploading into has "777" permissions just to eliminate that from being brought up.
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Ok, I got it to work. Issue with the web.config and not having the right system.webserver entry.
Now my issue is apparently they dont allow the modification of:
<security>
<requestFiltering>
<requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="2072576000"/>
</requestFiltering>
</security
So I have to see if there willing to modify that in their applicationHost.config
If it could only be so easy! Thanks for your quick response, it was enough to jog my memory at least.
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How large of files are you intending to upload? The default setting for maxAllowedContentLength is ~30MB, so if you are uploading files less than that, you won't need to set it.
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is maxAllowedContentLength in bytes? I will be uploading files more around 200mb range.
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Yes, in bytes. If you are uploading files around 200MB, you will definitely need to get mosso to enable that configuration.
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Yeah, Thanks again for all your help. Nice code Chris, well done!
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