Broken Pipe Error

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  1. Hi all, I'm using aspupload to set up an upload area for clients of a digital medical transcription service. The files are up to 10mb zip files. I finally stopped the server timeout error, but now I have the broken pipe error!
    Anyone know how to fix this?


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    ERROR
    The requested URL could not be retrieved

    ----------------------------------------

    While trying to retrieve the URL: ...

    The following error was encountered:

    Write Error
    The system returned:

    (32) Broken pipeAn error condition occurred while writing to the network. Please retry your request.

    Thanks... SJ


    "What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?" - Dr. Robert Schuller
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Have you try extend the timeout for your ASP file?

    I did some research, but couldn't find anything specific. I am going to shoot an email to aspupload's developer and see what they'll say.

    quote:Originally posted by nezab

    Hi all, I'm using aspupload to set up an upload area for clients of a digital medical transcription service. The files are up to 10mb zip files. I finally stopped the server timeout error, but now I have the broken pipe error!
    Anyone know how to fix this?


    ----------------------------------------
    ERROR
    The requested URL could not be retrieved

    ----------------------------------------

    While trying to retrieve the URL: ...

    The following error was encountered:

    Write Error
    The system returned:

    (32) Broken pipeAn error condition occurred while writing to the network. Please retry your request.

    Thanks... SJ


    "What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?" - Dr. Robert Schuller

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