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I have try to transfer a image file using ftp command in linux, from linux platform to windows platform, doing like this: ftp cs.unitbv.ro ascii get test.jpg After this, when I open the image it says that the file is corrupted. If somebody know how to repair the image file let me know. Thanks transfer it as binary otherwise it will get corrupted as newlines are converted, for example. Try transferring it using binary mode. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1601872/corrupt-image-file-after-uploading-it-using-ftp-command-from-linux-with-type-as

i'm building a simple school portal, i have stucked at uploading an image into my application, i.e a user should upload school image to my server, i have directory for images as ./Content/Images -- all uploading images should be uploaded to this directory. i have following code input type="file" id="SchoolImageUrl" name="SchoolImageUrl" class="required" using this m'getting a browse button, i have no idea how to upload that image to server and how would be my action controller ? i have following controller for creating school public ActionResult SchoolCreate(_ASI_School schoolToCreate,

I'm trying to upload a file (an image), the upload is fine, the file is stored in Mongo and have the same content type and same size as the original file, then when I try to download it, the file is corrupted but keeps the same content type (if I upload a pdf, it is recognized as a pdf, if it is a png, it is also recognized, but I can't open them). I don't understand what is wrong with this, it is pretty simple and standard. For the upload from the client, I use angular ng-upload, for the download, it is a simple GET request to the route defined in the code. EDIT : The file is well uploaded on

trust your day has been fulfilling. I need to create a downloadable woocommerce product from the front end. I have been able to create link to post the product and add the audio file as attachment but I need to make this attachment downloadable after payment just like you have when you post a downloadable woocommerce product from the dashboard. I can see my product in the dashboard already but I have to manually check downloadable and add file from the dashboard. Please I need help on how I can make the product posted from front-end downloadable automatically. Thank you people for always.

I have one application which is already live on google play named 'Moodlytics'. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=AnantApps.Moodlytics&hl=en Currently its package name is 'AnantApps.Moodlytics'. (I know its not good practice to use capital letters for package name) Now I am going to give an update to my application. So my question is : Can I use 'anantApps.moodlytics' (all with small letters) as package name instead of the original one? Will current live application will be affected by this or not? No you can't, look here: http://android-developers.blogspot.nl/2011/06/things-that

Here's my HTML code although I think it's irrelevant: <form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="../developers/submit.php" method="post"> <input name="product_zip" type="file" /><input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="20000"> </form> The reason I say it's irrelevant is that I can upload zip files under 100kb. I get a 500 internal server error on zip files over 100kb. Everything else works over 100kb, png, gif, newly created zip files, etc. I've checked all my PHP ini settings. Everything is right including max upload size, execution time, etc. I'm baffled on this one and can't figure

Hey guys my question is the title. I have tried this: public void UploadToFtp(List<strucProduktdaten> ProductData) { ProductData.ForEach(delegate( strucProduktdaten data ) { ZipFile.CreateFromDirectory(data.Quellpfad, data.Zielpfad, CompressionLevel.Fastest, true); }); } static void Main(string[] args) { List<strucProduktdaten> ProductDataList = new List<strucProduktdaten>(); strucProduktdaten ProduktData = new strucProduktdaten(); ProduktData.Quellpfad = @"Path\to\zip"; ProduktData.Zielpfad = @"Link to the ftp"; // <- i know the link makes no sense without a connect to the ftp with uname and

What is the best way to implement a big (1GB or more) file uploader website in PHP or Java? Using the default way of uploading in PHP or Java results in running out of RAM space and slowing the website very dramatically. It would be unwise to open the file on the client side, read its whole content to memory, close it and then start sending the contents, precisely because the contents can exceed the available memory. One alternative is to open the file, read a chunk of it (remembering where the last chunk ended of course), close the file, upload to the server, and reassemble the file on the

In order to support upload of large (actually very large, up to several gigabytes) files with progress report we started using HttpClient with PushStreamContent, as described here . It works straightforward, we copy bytes between two streams, here is a code example: private void PushContent(Stream src, Stream dest, int length) { const int bufferLength = 1024*1024*10; var buffer = new byte[bufferLength]; var pos = 0; while (pos < length) { var bytes = Math.Min(bufferLength, length - pos); src.Read(buffer, 0, bytes); dest.Write(buffer, 0, bytes); pos += bufferLength; dest.Flush(); Console