Are there any limitations for placing large (say 15 MB) files inside zope databases? What people running zope services and having to serve such a files usually do - place them in zope or serve them with apache (placing links inside zope web)? -- www.mk.maxi.pl | As a slow-witted human being I have a very small head Marcin.Kasperski | and I had better learn to live with it and to respect @softax.com.pl | my limitations, rather than to try to ignore them. @bigfoot.com | (Dijskstra)
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Marcin Kasperski wrote:
Are there any limitations for placing large (say 15 MB) files inside zope databases? What people running zope services and having to serve such a files usually do - place them in zope or serve them with apache (placing links inside zope web)?
No limits other than those imposed by the OS file system (ie: Linux is currently limited to 2GB Data.fs files). If your large objects are static, placing them in the ZODB is reasonable. If they are dynamic, then your Data.fs is going to grown *fast* (a new 15MB chuck for every change to the object). You might want to look at the LocalFS product, which allows you to serve files out of the local file system through Zope. Depending on your specific application, that is probably the better way to go. --RDM
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