I heard much about timeout of web request (like 60s) and about the need to
use scheduler if the action is slow.
But I'am not sure about large file uploads.
Is the file send to the server during http request or when I ask .read()
(or .value) in the controller? Should I take care about time of the action?
And: how to give info to the user about the running upload?
1)
What if I use standard Web2py upload fields in forms?
2)
What if I use <input name="fldname" multiple>?
I think there is no built in support for this in Web2py, so I have this in
view and handle it in the controller so:
if request.vars.fldname:
for f in request.vars.fldname:
fn = f.filename.lower()
with open(os.path.join(uploadfolder, fn), 'w') as fw:
fw.write(f.value)
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