[BitBucket user: Oskar Bożek]
[BitBucket date: 2017-08-07.10:00:46]
Studies with very large single files - around 500 MB - in my cases from fluoroscopy fail to upload without any significant error - disk write too slow?
I will try to provide anonymous dataset upon request.
[BitBucket user: Sébastien Jodogne]
[BitBucket date: 2017-08-07.20:54:12]
Hello, indeed, we need sample data to be able to reproduce this issue. Are you sure to be using a 64bit version of Orthanc? What is the content of the [Orthanc log](book.orthanc-server.com/faq/log.html)?
[BitBucket user: Oskar Bożek]
[BitBucket date: 2017-08-12.18:41:30]
Unfortunately the fluoroscopy machine got broken a few days ago, and the data I have contains burnt-in patient data. I'll try to reproduce it again and check the orthanc log, but I suppose it was this error, yet I need to check it again:
E0803 09:53:27.349645 CommandDispatcher.cpp:908] DIMSE failure (aborting association): DIMSE No data available (timeout in non-blocking mode)
[BitBucket user: Sébastien Jodogne]
[BitBucket date: 2018-03-07.13:42:23]
Putting this issue "on hold", given the absence of feedback. Don't hesitate to reactivate it once you can provide the requested information.
[BitBucket user: Oskar Bożek]
[BitBucket date: 2019-01-26.19:25:59]
We abandoned orthanc in this enviroment, although I could provide adequate test data.
Anyway - I'm pretty sure it was a simple timeout which could have been fixed by adjusting the adequate parameters. The acquisition device provides (and interally somehow handles) surprisingly huge files, our top size is currently over 20 GB (single video sequence).
[BitBucket user: Sébastien Jodogne]
[BitBucket date: 2019-01-27.14:46:02]
OK, fine, thanks for the feedback. As the issue can theoretically be solved by increasing timeouts, I close it now.