Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall Thread, Problems when downloading "big" files in Technical; I am inside the lancs ngfl and recently when ive tried to download a relatively large file ~500MB it will ...
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13th October 2009, 09:59 AM #1 Problems when downloading "big" files
I am inside the lancs ngfl and recently when ive tried to download a relatively large file ~500MB it will get a random percent through the download and then suddenly decide that the connection to the server has been reset. at first i thought it was a dodgey mirror, but after trying a few mirrors it repetedly comes up with exactly the same problem.
Is there something new in Lancsngfl proxy that is causing this?
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13th October 2009, 11:51 AM #2 This definatley appears to be a size or duration thing. Using the pause feature in firefox ive been pausing every 10% of a 500MB File and it seems to be working, re-creating the connection every time i resume
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21st October 2009, 12:21 PM #3
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we use a download client for big files such as flashget as the bgfl connection we get has a mind of its own.
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30th October 2009, 06:56 PM #4
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Originally Posted by
Arcath
I am inside the lancs ngfl and recently when ive tried to download a relatively large file ~500MB it will get a random percent through the download and then suddenly decide that the connection to the server has been reset. at first i thought it was a dodgey mirror, but after trying a few mirrors it repetedly comes up with exactly the same problem.
Is there something new in Lancsngfl proxy that is causing this?
I get this in Pembrokeshire - no matter what size the file is once it gets over a certain threshold - of say 10mb for example - it seems to time out at 75% or so
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30th October 2009, 07:24 PM #5 I get this in brum. The BGFL cut downloads if they are slowing their bandwith too much. I think mirrorservice.org is not filtered so you could try that. It depends what you are trying to download.
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