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Parrot - 26 Mar 2008 00:25 GMT
I get the message "Not enough space for the file on this disk" whenever I try
to upload a jpg file using the FileUpload member in my web based C# program.  
I increased the requestMaximum file size set to 8192K in the httpruntime
parameter in my web.config file and the file I am trying to upload is 5000K.  
However, the program stops when the uploaded file reaches 3072K.  I have
plenty of space on my server so I know that disk space is not a problem.  
Does anyone have a clue as to why I am getting this error message and also
how to resolve it?  Thanks.
Dave
Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] - 26 Mar 2008 03:06 GMT
You might want to post "just enough" working sample code so that readers can
see what it is you are doing. Also, this is really more of an ASP.NET group
question than a c# language group one, so you might get better response by
posting it at the asp.net newsgroup.
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> I get the message "Not enough space for the file on this disk" whenever I try
> to upload a jpg file using the FileUpload member in my web based C# program.  
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> how to resolve it?  Thanks.
> Dave
Michael D. Ober - 26 Mar 2008 05:13 GMT
>I get the message "Not enough space for the file on this disk" whenever I
>try
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> how to resolve it?  Thanks.
> Dave

Check the time out values.  There are three, but where they are I don't
remember.

Mike Ober.

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