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File too Big? (4 posts)
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- Started 20 years ago by Scudder10
- Latest reply 20 years ago from Jim Matthews
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Scudder10 Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
That's a bug; Fetch should keep you from trying to transfer files bigger than 2GB in those formats, but (because of a typo) it's complaining about files bigger than 128MB instead. This will be fixed in the next release; let me know if you'd like to test the fix.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks -
Scudder10 Member
Thanks for the reply.
Sure, I'd be happy to test it. Thanks for the quick response.
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Please send an email to jim@fetchsoftworks.com and I'll send you the test version.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks
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Just upgraded (and registered!) from vers. 3.0.3 to 4.0.2
I regularly use Fetch to download and upload fairly large .bin or .hqx files, generally between 400MB - 700 MB. Always worked fine in vers. 3.0.3 with no problems, however attempting an upload in 4.0.2 I get a Fetch error message which says: "File is too large to be encoded in the specified upload format."
If I stuff the file down to about 230 MB, it works fine, but I'm trying to avoid the 20 minutes of stuffing and unstuffing at each end.
What gives? Am I missing something in the preferences, or has Fetch changed and can no longer handle large files?
If so, what is the file size cut-off, and can I change it?
Should I revert to Fetch 3.0.3 in Classic (using OSX 10.2, 1 GB RAM)
Help!
Posted 20 years ago #