Open inokaw opened 1 year ago
Well this is strange. Fileshelter does not try to open your archive. So uploading a .7z file or a .iso file does not matter and should be the same.
You can try to run with full logs by tweaking this:
https://github.com/epoupon/fileshelter/blob/a4a3b23f1bd4b9cc14b0839d66541ddfc0369099/conf/fileshelter.conf#L10
Change to log-config = "*";
corrected the config as you said, in the screenshot the last entries in the log when the upload progress was stuck at 100%
@epoupon if you are interested, I can give such an archive by uploading it, for example, to Google Drive
I am having trouble uploading files as well. I just set it up in docker, and when I upload files, sometimes they just work, other times it just gets stuck at 0% upload:
It gets stuck at 0% in about 80-90% of cases larger than about 1 megabyte, I'd say. There is no helpful entry in the logs at all for this, even with the modification you suggested above. The only thing that appears is [info] "WebRequest: took 0.81 ms"
. I'm not really sure how to proceed. I run fileshelter via docker and behind nginx-proxy. I have tried setting behind-reverse-proxy to true and false without any noticeable difference.
This is my docker-compose:
services:
fileshelter:
image: epoupon/fileshelter
container_name: fileshelter
user: "1000:1000"
network_mode: bridge
restart: always
# ports:
# - "5090:5091" #WebUI
environment:
- VIRTUAL_PORT=5091
- VIRTUAL_HOST=fileshelter.my.domain.tld
- LETSENCRYPT_HOST=fileshelter.my.domain.tld
volumes:
- "/home/bsc/fileshelter/var:/var/fileshelter:rw"
- "/home/bsc/fileshelter/fileshelter.conf:/etc/fileshelter.conf:rw"
and here is my fileshelter.conf: fileshelter.txt
Edit: This was my fault. I had the client_max_body_size
set to the default of 1m. Info on how to change that is available at nginx-proxy.
I have over 10,000 .blob files, I added them to a .7z (tried to upload before .rar, .zip) archive which ended up being about 40gb in size. Then I tried to upload the archive to the fileshelter, but the process stopped at 100%, I waited all weekend just in case. Further, I thought that the system was trying to get inside the archive, but after making the archive with a password I got the same result. For the sake of interest, I tried to upload .iso file and .bak database backup (each file is 40 GB in size) - it uploaded almost instantly without any problems. At the same time, there are zero errors in the fileshelter.log. Can you help solve the problem?