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hernikOriginal post

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Dart
UploadService().pickFile().then((file) async {
      if (file != null) {
        Logger().i(file.files.single.name);


        // file info
        String fileName = "${DateTime.now().toString()}-${file..names.first}";
        Uuid uuid = const Uuid();
        String fileId = uuid.v4();


        var finFile = InputFile.fromPath(
          path: file.files.single.path!,
          filename: fileName,
        );


        try {
          storage
              .createFile(
            bucketId: AppSettings.storageBucketId,
            fileId: fileId,
            file: finFile,
            onProgress: (p0) {
              Logger().d(p0);
            },
          )
              .catchError((e) {
            Logger().e(e);
          });
        } catch (e) {
          Logger().e(e);
        }
      } else {
        setState(() {
          showUploadingScreen = false;
        });
      }
    });
hernik

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Using packages file_picker and uuid

Drake

interesting...can you check the file size with this?

Dart
      final iofile = File(file.path!);
      final size = await iofile.length();
      print(size);
hernik

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A file shown as 7.4 MiB in my file explorer prints 7735676. Appwrite docker container logs WARNING Port_onRead_http() (ERRNO 7102): Request Entity Too Large: header-length (1621) + content-length (40611618) is greater than the package_max_length(6291456) from session#3099 on 0.0.0.0:80

Drake

please add the code that i shared

hernik

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I did, and it printed 7735676

Drake

oh sorry. i was confused because you said file explorer

hernik

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My bad, I meant that in my file explorer the file shows up as 7.4 MiB and that it checks out comparing it to the value printed by the code you posted 😅

hernik

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Will give it a try

hernik

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The debugger's Network section says the content-length header for the file upload request is 40611618

hernik

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I sent the same file as before by the way

Drake

this happens later.

Drake

im curious about this section

hernik

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The exception is thrown at that line, so I cannot get the headers after the call

hernik

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oh wait no it has content range

hernik

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content range is bytes 0-5242879/7735676

Drake

So this is good...we should only be sending 5MB from the SDK...

Drake

Can you check the size of chunk?

hernik

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Goes up to 5242879

Drake

Ya this seems all right ...can you test directly against Appwrite without nginx?

hernik

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Will try

hernik

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chunk and content-range is the same, appwrite SDK throws an appwrite exception with SIGPIPE and appwrite docker container logs the same error as before

Drake

sigpipe?? that's weird...

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