NextCloudPi WebDav limit (no chunk)

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Hi all.
With a fresh install (all the test was made in my internal LAN) I can upload large files, 15Gb in this case, trough web (it takes a LOT OF TIME to upload…) but by WebDav I upload a 7Gb file but they stores only a 2Gb file.

root@nextcloudpi:/media/USBdrive/ncdata/eas/files/borrar# ll
total 2.0G
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 2.0G Jun 14 17:39 sample.iso

So I think that my “sample.iso” is broken.

Is this behaviour correct? I think not.

Should I change some config to allow large files via WebDav?

By other hand, it’s correct that webfront be more slowler than WebDav?

Thanks

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hi, what do you mean by webdav? the sync client?

the web frontend is at the end of the day a webdav client as well

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Hi Nacho.

I mean connecting to NCP via WebDav option. In my case with Linux Mint, with Nemo using this URL: example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/webdav/ Like the first option that you mention here

I can connect without problems, but if I upload a file bigger than 2Gb (5Gb for example) the file shrinks to 2Gb when finishes to upload.
If upload the same file via web, uploads succesfully, but slow.
Weird.

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32 bit systems can’t handle files bigger than that, I believe, unless you engage in some tricks - but I’m talking half-clueless, perhaps @nachoparker knows details here.

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I haven’t tried it from nemo, but my point is that the backend is the same wether you do it from Nemo or from the web interface.

A workaround landed in NC13 for 32bit systems, I wrote about it in my blog so I will just link you there :wink:

https://ownyourbits.com/2018/02/06/nextcloudpi-updated-to-nc13-brings-ufw-security-improvements-auto-snapshots-and-more/

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Yeah I read that.
Anyway I’ll try with SSHfs

Thanks!!