Hi all i like to know if the Bubba Server is compatible with ISO files?
When i add a ISO to the Download list it will not add and it then crash the server.
When i add a .exe link it's ok and adds!
I like to know so i can add Ubuntu to the Download list.
Thanks
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Is ISO files Compatible with the Bubba Server?
Hi UK-Robbie,
You are talking about downloading ISOs? This should be no problem with the downloader. Could you please provide a link that does not work. I have tried to download the Ubuntu 7.10 beta from here http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/7.1 ... p-i386.iso and that worked alright.
/Tor
You are talking about downloading ISOs? This should be no problem with the downloader. Could you please provide a link that does not work. I have tried to download the Ubuntu 7.10 beta from here http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/7.1 ... p-i386.iso and that worked alright.
/Tor
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Could this be the answer?
http://www.excito.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=714
I have a version of wget that gets around this if anyone's interested...
http://www.excito.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=714
I have a version of wget that gets around this if anyone's interested...
Hi tor,tor wrote:Hi UK-Robbie,
You are talking about downloading ISOs? This should be no problem with the downloader. Could you please provide a link that does not work. I have tried to download the Ubuntu 7.10 beta from here http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/7.1 ... p-i386.iso and that worked alright.
/Tor
That is the link!
When i add it.. It do not show up on the download list and then the server crash. But adding images or anything then ISOs it works
Thanks for your help
Last edited by UK-Robbie on 01 Oct 2007, 07:51, edited 1 time in total.
Hey Pressurized,Pressurized wrote:Could this be the answer?
http://www.excito.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=714
I have a version of wget that gets around this if anyone's interested...
I have to look in to that.. It may be why it's not working right.
But saying all that Ubuntu is only like 687MBs to download
Thanks for your help
Last edited by UK-Robbie on 01 Oct 2007, 07:49, edited 1 time in total.
I'm afraid I'm seeing the same problem
Actually it work the first time, but then it crashed when I deleted the download. I restarted apache, and I then tried the download again. It completely destroyed the web interface. Even restarting apache did not help anymore, untill I let it stay off for one minute. When I treid again the interface hung again. Load was not increased, not funny residual processes were running, and no space or inodes seemed to be allocated for the download. No IO waiting either.
Wget-ing the same file works quick and snappy suggesting this is not a connection issue. My money is on that custom download proggel that came with bubba what tries to allocate space or something.
I tried to download a large iso on another server and that gave the same issues. Renaming the file from .iso to something else gave no improvement.
So my guess is that it is a file-size related issue and not a filename related issue.
hope this helps
ubi
Actually it work the first time, but then it crashed when I deleted the download. I restarted apache, and I then tried the download again. It completely destroyed the web interface. Even restarting apache did not help anymore, untill I let it stay off for one minute. When I treid again the interface hung again. Load was not increased, not funny residual processes were running, and no space or inodes seemed to be allocated for the download. No IO waiting either.
Wget-ing the same file works quick and snappy suggesting this is not a connection issue. My money is on that custom download proggel that came with bubba what tries to allocate space or something.
I tried to download a large iso on another server and that gave the same issues. Renaming the file from .iso to something else gave no improvement.
So my guess is that it is a file-size related issue and not a filename related issue.
hope this helps
ubi