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Trying to move 1 file on my server.....?

Discussion in 'Apache' started by Aceday, Sep 8, 2007.

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    I need to move server and i have done a tar via ssh of one of my folders, it comes at like 30gb! Now i want to transfer it via 'wget' to my new server. But it wont let me access the files, i keep getting this error when trying to access it:


    Is it doing that because the file is so big? I have chmodded it to 777 and still doesnt work... also using the same method i did a tar of another folder which is about 7mb and i can access it fine.

    What do i do to get it accessible?
     
    Aceday, Sep 8, 2007 IP
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    Aceday Banned

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    I think its because of the 2gb filesize limit on apache 1.x

    any other good ways to transfer files?
     
    Aceday, Sep 8, 2007 IP
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    The easiest way to do it honestly is to change the defualt apache limits. Either that or get winscp, scp it to your home pc then scp it back up to the new server. The former is the easiest way.
     
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    Ya, I didnt really want to download and then upload 30gb, but I found a good solution which was to just place the file in an ftp pub and wget it via its ftp link. :D
     
    Aceday, Sep 8, 2007 IP
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