DCurrent
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Greetings all.
I've had intermittent complaints about downloads failing for some time now. The story is always the same - Download erroneously completes, and the archive (almost all downloads are .zip or .rar) appears corrupted to end user.
Most of the time I could not reproduce their error and it was intermittent enough I chalked it up to white noise user mistakes or my crappy Bluehost server deciding it didn't want to play nice for a moment. As of this morning, that's no longer the case. Any download attempt plays out as such:
An Example Resource: https://chronocrash.com/forum/resources/world-heroes-supreme-justice-extra.30/
The only step I can think of now is contacting Bluehost, which of course will be less than useless. They'll just deflect back to you or try to up-sell. Any thoughts before I go that route would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
DC
I've had intermittent complaints about downloads failing for some time now. The story is always the same - Download erroneously completes, and the archive (almost all downloads are .zip or .rar) appears corrupted to end user.
Most of the time I could not reproduce their error and it was intermittent enough I chalked it up to white noise user mistakes or my crappy Bluehost server deciding it didn't want to play nice for a moment. As of this morning, that's no longer the case. Any download attempt plays out as such:
- Download starts without issues.
- After 20~60 seconds (I timed this and found no consistency), the download "completes", leaving an unfinished file.
- Downloading several different geographically dispersed locations. One of them is an ultra high bandwidth server at the campus I work for.
- Increasing execution times, post times, memory available, and so on. I've since reduced them back to more reasonable levels that should still be adequate. See screenshot.
- Checking Xenforo error log and php_error log. Both are empty.
- Direct downloading the a couple of files via the host file manager to ensure their integrity.
- Disabling every add-on (I only have a few anyway) other than the Resource Manager.
- Running the Resource Manager rebuild.
- Rolling back from PHP 8.1 to 8.0.25.
- Enabling PHP error display (didn't figure this would work since the error is in the download, but worth a try... nothing).
An Example Resource: https://chronocrash.com/forum/resources/world-heroes-supreme-justice-extra.30/
The only step I can think of now is contacting Bluehost, which of course will be less than useless. They'll just deflect back to you or try to up-sell. Any thoughts before I go that route would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
DC
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