yiopk.blogg.se - Cyberduck download slpw

For private:// files the path will reefer to the Drupal host.

Displaying of the image into a page is done by showing a link to the image similar to (based on your config above) for public:// and s3:// files.

If the upload form shows complete (or shows the placeholder for an image style) this step has been completed.

The file is uploaded to Drupal which then uploads a copy to the s3 bucket.

if your experiencing issues with original images and derivative images work on original images first as all the issues that impact this scenario impact derivatives as well. I would suggest following a request with network tools enabled in your browser and see how far it is making it in the process as that will help you determine where to look.īasic order of operations for Image file display. Tried to play around with some parameters (disable ssl verification, cache credentials, etc) but did not work out. Installed this module, configured all the parameters in the config file. 'cyberduck' on my macbook and i connect to the same storage with the same credentials, the images can be downloaded pretty quickly.Īnyone has a hunch where I can start to find the cause of this? Steps to reproduce When I test the configuration is does work. In the end there is a connection timeout forced by the webserver. When i am on a page with a lot of small images (thumbs) the image's don't even load. The problem is that the loading of images (and styles) is extremely slow. That practically makes Cyberduck unusable for files like this.I am using a cloudfoundry environment of my client. It's now 12:19PM and the new combined file still is only 109GB (about 50% of the total). The last segment (104) completed download at 10:37AM. In this last download it created 104 2GB segments. Maybe the target file gets written over and over again? Or the copy buffer size is very small which penalizes spinning disk with lots of seeks as it's copying from/to the same disk (segments are located in temp subfolder). I'm assuming there must be some inefficiency as the only reason why this exponentially slows down with file size. It seems it shouldn't take that long if the code were to simply read each segment and concatenate them through file I/O. Despite having a very fast RAID (800MB/s transfer rates). The actual download proceeds at network speed (Gigabit Internet), however after the last segment has been fetched Cyberduck sits for hours at 100% while it's assembling the segments into a single file. In another case it was a number of larger video clips totaling 150GB. In the latest case it's a single 220GB video file. For the second time in a few weeks I've faced massive delays in download large files from an S3 bucket.