Uploading issues

February 10th, 2020

When I upload multi files it either get upload error, or completely stops and kinda freezes.
If I upload one file it is mostly fine but then after that if I upload another it starts and uploads a bit then stops. Then I have to do it again.
Any idea why this is happening?
Thank you

Answer #1
http or ftp upload ?
if youre upping to a hoster , and are uploading several files, use ftp.
Probably the browser couldn’t handle the connection while uploading and stopped, possibly a caching / prefetch issue which could indicate low ram or a bad ram even ?
Answer #2
http due to thats the only way I know how to upload
Answer #3
tried a different browser? what filehost you trying?
Answer #4
180upload & Mediafire & Uploaded
Answer #5
ever tried with ftp ?
http == hyper TEXT transfer protocol , not quite first choice when it comes to transferring files
ftp == FILE transfer protocol
I’d strongly suggest you try ftp , this really isn’t hard at all.
as for http upload : tried different browsers as well , or had any recent updated (flash, adobe air, silverlight , etc ? )
Answer #6
Yea but how do you use ftp on 180upload and mediafire.
Answer #7
point taken … you could remotely upload to mediafire and 180 :
upload your files to a web / ftp server , copy the direct links and have 180 / media catch them via http or ftp from that server.
alternatively :
– start your own webserver locally (via xampp or iis) , make sure your local pc is accessible from the net, this would be done via a little config change in your router :
forward external traffic to internal ports 80 / 21 to your local ip , then copy the links for the internet where your files are located at, copy and paste them to the hoster and do a “remote upload” that way.
If you do not quite know how to , let me know and I will put together a little tut for ya
Answer #8
A tuutorial could be good please. Thank you
Answer #9
180upload & Mediafire & Uploaded
180 upload is horrible lately. I wouldn’t even think about a web upload
with 180 it is that bad for me.
Answer #10
Like mediafire, set a upload and it is queued when it is only 1 file uploading. Or it uploads and stays at verifying and thats it.
Answer #11
little tut :
1.) download and install xampp
2.) start apache
Check the external ports :
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3.) get your local ip
–> Start –> cmd –> “ipconfig” and check the address you have , should be something like “192.168.x.x” , where “x” is a number
4.) get your WAN IP , google for something like “what is my ip”
5.) connect to your modem / router and enter the forwarding address :
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then connect with your browser as a test via your public WAN IP to your local machine , in the top bar, simply add the IP for your WAN
open the install folder of xampp/htdocs , this is your webfolder , any file in there can be accessed via :
http://your-wan-ip/file.ext
then copy all those “links” and remote upload to media or 180 by pasting those links in there

 

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