Thanks for the quick response Maguz, had a look at article and it looks promising.
Have more pressing matters to deal so this will have to wait a couple of days.
Many thanks again,
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Browse All TopicsI am experimenting with Sharepoint on Windows SBS 2008 and uploading large files to a document library.
The file is a 160mb ISO image and upload timesout after about 20 secs with HTTP 404 Not Found
I have already search for solutions and reconfigured sharepoint and IIS as follows.
The max file size has been increased from the default to 200mb in sharepoint and the timeout on the sharepoint virtual server increased to 320 secs in IIS. I have also check that ISO is not an excluded file type.
Will not be working with such large files on production server just want to know why this has failed.
Thanks in advance.
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Check the More Information Section of http://support.microsoft.c
Add
<system.webServer><security><re
In between the <Configuration> and </Configuration> tags where the maxAllowedContentLength is the size you want in bytes. 209715200=200MB
I have same problem and after I have added
<system.webServer><security><re
Sharepoint sit gives "500 - Internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed."
I made copies of the original web.config files and tried the solution in the Microsoft KB article and it threw a Server 500 error when loading the SharePoint site. I restored the originals and the site loaded fine. I'm not sure if I did something wrong. I edited in notepad and followed the instructions as listed. Anyone else have issues with that article?
When you add the maxAllowedContentLength section that is listed in the KB article to the web.config file under the virtual directory 80 you should add it at the end of the web.config file right before last </configuration> tag. Add the entire <system.webServer><security><re
I have tried all in the above thread with no success on a 54 mb file. Is there any resetting or rebooting that needs to occur after these changes are made? I have tried an iisreset, but that is all.
I get a very fast response when I try to upload this file so I don't believe it to be a timeout issue.
My environment is SBS 2008 and SS 3.0. Any other ideas would be helpful.
I was FINALLY able to fix my problem by making the following changes on the SBS 2008:
1) In Sharepoint Services 3.0 central admin. Central Administration > Application Management > Web Application General Settings: change the max upload to the desired size.
2) Folllow this microsoft knowlege base article. http://support.microsoft.c
Be sure to change both web.config files in both locations. I put the code at the end of the file before the last tag.
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by: MagnuzPosted on 2009-02-25 at 04:15:34ID: 23732747
Hallo. Did you also add an executionTimeout value in the Web.config file? See this KB article: http://support.microsoft.c om/kb/9250 83
Good luck, Magnuz