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# harvester
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Do you mean to download the image to Harvester from a certain URL? Can you provide the SB ? Thanks.
o
Correct, downloading an images from a certain URL directly to Harvester. What do you mean with SB?
m
I just tried to download a 5GB image from my own HTTP server, and it works as expected. SB means the support bundle https://docs.harvesterhci.io/v1.2/troubleshooting/harvester/#generate-a-support-bundle
o
Its so weird that files < 1GB are uploaded without any issues from the same URL. I tried with another single node harvester (1.2.1) cluster and their the upload > 1GB went fine. Any tips were to start debugging? I see that the storage "backing" pod is stopping at 1GB, but its not throwing any logs.
Here is the requested SB from the Harvester cluster.
m
Could you provide the backing-image-ds-xxxx pod log during the download ? It tears down after the image process finishes, thanks.
o
Here's the log during download, no errors nor warnings in it.
Created a VM on the cluster and copied the 2GB image in there and created a python http server to serve the image locally. And guess what, I could upload it without any problems. I will talk to the IT guys here to fix the network latency here. Thanks for your help! Really appreciate it.
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p
if it always stops at 1GB, perhaps it would be helpful to check if there is any limitation in the web server.
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o
In front of the nexus service there was an nginx for https offloading. nginx limits the max download limit to 1GB. Adding the following options to the nginx config solved the problem proxy_buffering off; proxy_max_temp_file_size 0;