IFS LOCAL: video: doesnt download the file until end, but stops quickly and tries to display the video right away

[haschimoto]

/12MVkvYGcRW6u2NYbpfwVad1oQeyG4s9Er/index.html?route:item+id:1_19nEWFATQHGZNFsmn8PDEGdJVaH5Byw1jc_5+type:video

[haschimoto]

i think i have an idea: i was not able to download because of the general limit for files on the 0net startpage. I increased the filesize and now i should have enough space left, but IFS doesnt check and redownload the actual file? In the user-folder of the cluster there is no file yet, only this entry in the data.json:

[dnelband]

i have the file but its 1.9 mb but on the IFS page is written that the file is 60.2 mb, so i think the user didnt stay online long enough for it to be published, but i keep on looking for the reason so i leave that open

[haschimoto]

not done, e.g. here: https://fuckcf.cf/12MVkvYGcRW6u2NYbpfwVad1oQeyG4s9Er/index.html?route:item+id:1_1MEqso53FzGtN3NRYPuDBBbNbP2tUFiR82_4+type:video

[dnelband]

1 - tested with two local clients, the file doesnt exist in the user directory (you can check by navigating to the path that stated in "embed url". item / file is listed in content.json / data.json, but wasnt fully seeded by uploader so its not available 2 - this file is above 60mb so as of the latest update it wont be downloaded until BFS is implemented (please see ticket #134 )

[haschimoto]

Isnt optional files regardless of size? Which update was that changed?

[dnelband]

tamas told me that in general it wasnt supposed to be able to download such large files (like we have for example videos of 250mb) but we made it work until now anyway, since at least the latest update it is now strictly limited to 10mb and lower, until the big file support is implemented. so it used to work but now it doesnt

[haschimoto]

Can you implement BFS with the old files?

[dnelband]

here is the message tamas replied to me:

hi

currently, its not possible to download files bigger the 10mb in zeronet right? Yes, currently files larger than 10MB will not be downloaded

would big files that were uploaded before the big file support implementation would be shared or do files need to be written in a specific way for it to work?

It requires per piece (1MB by default) hashing, so users will need to re-upload the files using the bigfile method.

I'm currently rolling out the feature. The code is already on github, the demo site (ZeroUp), the improved ZeroHello, documentation, changelog will follow soon.

[dnelband]

how should we proceed? should i put an info message that currently files over 10mb would not be shared? should we restrict size until we impllemented the BFS?

[haschimoto]

Can you check out the code and see how to change upload and download for IFS?

[dnelband]

He still hasn’t released the API to use, im waiting on him to, as soon as it’s available to use i will implement it