I´m having the same problem. Using D5 and Indy 9.0.15.
But my file is 350 Mb
I´m watching this thread. Hope some one comes up with the solution.
/Frankie
API skrev:
> Please somebody. It's possible to transfer file(s) above 2G using indy?
>
> "API" <ari.pikivirta@kolumbus.fi> wrote in message
> news:45e2abe6$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> As some more info, i tried to find something from the idftpserver
>> component
>>
>> if Assigned(LStream) then begin
>> LStream.Position := FRESTPos;
>> FRESTPos := 0;
>> FDataChannelThread.Data := LStream;
>> FDataChannelThread.OKReply.SetReply(226, RSFTPDataConnClosed);
>> FDataChannelThread.ErrorReply.SetReply(426,
>> RSFTPDataConnClosedAbnormally);
>>
>> , but there seemed to be nothing that would cause such..
>> anyway - as more info i got that the client replies on those files 426
>> error
>> code.
>>
>> /API
>>
>>> i'm having problems sending (probably also with uploading) large files
>>> trough the idftpserver (9.0.50). filestream size seems to be ok, but when
>>> i start download from the client it stops with 0 bytes received - file is
>>> created though.
>>>
>>> code in the retrieve event:
>>>
>>> if fileexists( path ) then
>>> begin
>>> AutoBan_DelFirstGet( addr );
>>> try
>>> vstream:= tfilestream.Create(path, fmOpenRead, fmShareDenyWrite);
>>> (*
>>> vstream:= tftp_filestream.Create(path, fmOpenRead,
>>> fmShareDenyWrite, down);
>>> tftp_filestream(vstream).OnProgress:= filestream_onprogress;
>>> tftp_filestream(vstream).OnStop:= filestream_onstop;
>>> *)
>>> vstream.Seek(int64(0),0);
>>> addtolog(addr+', '+asender.username+'> Download file '+afilename+'
>>> ('+bytestostr(vstream.size)+')');
>>> except
>>> raise exception.Create( 'File not available '+AFilename);
>>> end;
>>> end else
