Apache large file download slow in windows

Viewed 3k times. However, I can reproduce this issue locally by going to localhost From what I can tell looking at the logs, this is happening during due to the client aborting the connection and it is always after 60 seconds. Server log: Caused by: org. ClientAbortException: java. IOException Does anyone know which timeout is being reached? Improve this question. StankieFranki3 StankieFranki3 21 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges.

Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. HBruijn HBruijn Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Welcome to our community! We thought we had everything optimized with GZIP, content expirations and caching options, etc. It worked quite well for everything that we used for testing But today I caught word that the larger downloads we have on our site are all extremely slow!

It appears that the first 50K to 60K come lightning fast normal speed for the site However, after it loads those 50K to 60K, it looks like everything just drops. The download speed goes down to bytes a second or so. So far we haven't found any exceptions, it is consistent across all our computers. And this is an internal site, so it is on our own network. And the network seems to be working great. So the download is done with a php script?

Which php method do you use in that website? It might be that a php or fcgi timeout causes the interruption. I didn't write the script - it is a Download manager for Joomla that we modified quite a bit, but it seems it is using fopen. Here comes the script, at least part of it: PHP:. And wich php mode do you use in that website and are there really no messages n the error. I'm using the EasyPHP package to install the required servers. Everything works fine as long as I want to host larger files for downloads.

By large I mean 34M. When I try to download such a file, the request times out. If I try to download a smaller file with the same filename, it works. I have no idea what could cause this. I try to access the files directly on the server, but also fails if I try to fetch with some PHP code. I have LimitRequestBody set to 0 in httpd. So I don't really think it's a problem related to PHP, rather to apache. I'd like to credit for this but it has been asked and answered a bunch of times.

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