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Once the incognito window opens, simply sign into your Google account, find the files you wish to download, and then hit the download button.
One method that has been effective in resolving download problems from Google Drive is logging out of your account and then logging back in. Google throttling. Google throttling refers to the intentional slowing down of speeds on certain internet services.
Big Tech companies such as YouTube and Google employ this tool to slow congestion and provide better service for everyone on their networks. If Google detects too many downloads linked to your account, it may throttle back the bandwidth available for you.
When the speed is too low, your files are unlikely to download to completion. If you log out and then log back in after a few minutes, you effectively reset your bandwidth. Although Google Drive works well with most browsers, Chrome is its most reliable companion.
I've got the same problem with NC12 and it got worst when I disabled proxy buffering. Now download fails a few MB after it starts. My nginx config:. If I keep proxy buffering enabled same setting as shown, just commenting the line disabling buffering , download starts and goes for a while to randomly stop at some point. It's not a timeout from nginx though, this comes only after because the backend actually stalls.
This could be related to the use of HTTP2. Removing the http2 option in the listen setting of nginx mitigate the issue Edit: this happens also when downloading the same file via backend web server without nextcloud in the middle, so this is not a nextcloud bug. This persists with NC12 as well as on Master. I opened another issue for this, as the two are unrelated, so please comment here: I don't think it's a NC bug to be honest.
I have the same problem downloading the same file via nginx directly by placing it inside the document root and downloading it via URL.
This is an nginx bug with http2 most likely. A download managers is a third-party application that monitors, and if needed, resumes a download from where it stopped previously. There are hundreds of download managers, including many that are free. This solution is a bit tricky, in that users shouldn't normally download files without some protection active. If you fully trust the site from which you are downloading the file, you can try disabling the Windows firewall or disabling your antivirus software before attempting again.
Many sites that host hundreds of different files keep them on multiple servers or mirror sites. In any case, we've listed three browsers below that allow you to resume partial downloads either via a plugin, a partial file, or by using a combination of techniques. As a web developer, if you need to further analyze the partial downloads that are occurring on your site you should always look to the logs for more information. The same goes for further analyzing partial or incomplete downloads via KeyCDN.
If you require more information, enable our log forwarding feature to enable Syslog to receive your raw logs in real time.
With this information, you'll be able to more accurately determine the number of partial downloads by analyzing the HTTP status codes, see how many bytes were sent, and more.
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