> means having enough disk space (e.g. if you upload a 75GB file, then you need at least 75GB more to be able to slice it up).
Not necessarily, I believe the code in Simon's link (which uses Blob.slice/File.slice) slices in memory. This can
I also happen to have debugged a large upload on Nextcloud yesterday, I notice it was slicing my 3GB test file into 10MB chunks. This also allows bypassing the reverse proxy's max post body size parameter or such limitations.
Raphaël Jakse on 30/May/24 13:34
> means having enough disk space (e.g. if you upload a 75GB file, then you need at least 75GB more to be able to slice it up).
Not necessarily, I believe the code in Simon's link (which uses [Blob.slice/File.slice|https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Blob/slice]) slices in memory. This can
You'd have to store only the slice that you are currently uploading.
I also happen to have debugged a large upload on Nextcloud yesterday, I notice it was slicing my 3GB test file into 10MB chunks. This also allows bypassing the reverse proxy's max post body size parameter or such limitations.
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