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I have Dropbox pro and are experiencing the same issues. I find it quite annoying that you've decided to restrict how big a folder of MY FILES I can download when I'm paying you to keep them stored online for me. What's the point of that service if it's going to be such a pain to retrieve them?

I know your desktop version is better for this, but why have you decided to make your browser and app version so awful? I hate that you'd rather preview files for me rather than instant download them as you used to. Downloading from you android app is also a real pain where you have to do it file by file...

Are you working to sort this out? Or have you decided that your browser version is supposed to be s*** so people have to download your software? What can I do to get my files to this computer without having to piece it all together by doing lots of separate downloads?

I agree, this message is lame. When someone sends me some files, rather than giving me a 1 click access to the files, I have to add it to my dropbox, then have it autodownload, then remove it from my dropbox.

Did anyone find a solution to this? I have a Dropbox Pro account and currently have a 19GB file that I send to a colleague via a link (because they don't have a Pro account). I tell them to simply download as a zip and save to their PC instead of downloading to Dropbox because they do not have the space for it. I thought this was fine until I tested again and it now says the file is too large to download as a zip and I must save to Dropbox. But Dropbox is too small too!

This is driving me nuts as well. Was it like this before? I normally share photos with clients, but I have been doing video recently. It's incredibly difficult to tell a client that they need to download every file individually. Ultimately I will need to find a better solution.

Regardless of whether you are downloading from Mega or MediaFire the files are the same. This means that you can combine parts downloaded from different sites. Total file size: 34,2 GB

My primary goal is to download and extract the zip file and pass the contents (CSV data) via a TCP stream. I would prefer not to actually write any of the zip or extracted files to disk if I could get away with it.

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/vsicurl/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of files available through HTTP/FTP web protocols, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

Partial downloads (requires the HTTP server to support random reading) are done with a 16 KB granularity by default. Starting with GDAL 2.3, the chunk size can be configured with the CPL_VSIL_CURL_CHUNK_SIZE configuration option, with a value in bytes. If the driver detects sequential reading it will progressively increase the chunk size up to 2 MB to improve download performance. Starting with GDAL 2.3, the GDAL_INGESTED_BYTES_AT_OPEN configuration option can be set to impose the number of bytes read in one GET call at file opening (can help performance to read Cloud optimized geotiff with a large header).

In addition, a global least-recently-used cache of 16 MB shared among all downloaded content is enabled by default, and content in it may be reused after a file handle has been closed and reopen, during the life-time of the process or until VSICurlClearCache() is called. Starting with GDAL 2.3, the size of this global LRU cache can be modified by setting the configuration option CPL_VSIL_CURL_CACHE_SIZE (in bytes).

/vsicurl_streaming/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly sequential reading of files streamed through HTTP/FTP web protocols, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

Although this file handler is able seek to random offsets in the file, this will not be efficient. If you need efficient random access and that the server supports range downloading, you should use the /vsicurl/ file system handler instead.

/vsis3/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of (primarily non-public) files available in AWS S3 buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

It also allows sequential writing of files. No seeks or read operations are then allowed, so in particular direct writing of GeoTIFF files with the GTiff driver is not supported, unless, if,starting with GDAL 3.2, the CPL_VSIL_USE_TEMP_FILE_FOR_RANDOM_WRITE configuration option is set to YES, in which case random-write access is possible (involves the creation of a temporary local file, whose location is controlled by the CPL_TMPDIR configuration option).Deletion of files with VSIUnlink() is also supported. Starting with GDAL 2.3, creation of directories with VSIMkdir() and deletion of (empty) directories with VSIRmdir() are also possible.

/vsis3_streaming/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly sequential reading of (primarily non-public) files available in AWS S3 buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

/vsigs/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of (primarily non-public) files available in Google Cloud Storage buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

Starting with GDAL 2.3, it also allows sequential writing of files. No seeks or read operations are then allowed, so in particular direct writing of GeoTIFF files with the GTiff driver is not supported, unless, if, starting with GDAL 3.2, the CPL_VSIL_USE_TEMP_FILE_FOR_RANDOM_WRITE configuration option is set to YES, in which case random-write access is possible (involves the creation of a temporary local file, whose location is controlled by the CPL_TMPDIR configuration option).Deletion of files with VSIUnlink(), creation of directories with VSIMkdir() and deletion of (empty) directories with VSIRmdir() are also possible.

/vsigs_streaming/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly sequential reading of files (primarily non-public) files available in Google Cloud Storage buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

/vsiaz/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of (primarily non-public) files available in Microsoft Azure Blob containers, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

Deletion of files with VSIUnlink(), creation of directories with VSIMkdir() and deletion of (empty) directories with VSIRmdir() are also possible. Note: when using VSIMkdir(), a special hidden .gdal_marker_for_dir empty file is created, since Azure Blob does not natively support empty directories. If that file is the last one remaining in a directory, VSIRmdir() will automatically remove it. This file will not be seen with VSIReadDir(). If removing files from directories not created with VSIMkdir(), when the last file is deleted, its directory is automatically removed by Azure, so the sequence VSIUnlink("/vsiaz/container/subdir/lastfile") followed by VSIRmdir("/vsiaz/container/subdir") will fail on the VSIRmdir() invocation.

/vsiaz_streaming/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly sequential reading of files (primarily non-public) files available in Microsoft Azure Blob containers, buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

/vsiadls/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of(primarily non-public) files available in Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage filesystems, without prior download of the entire file.It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

/vsioss/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of (primarily non-public) files available in Alibaba Cloud Object Storage Service (OSS) buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

It also allows sequential writing of files. No seeks or read operations are then allowed, so in particular direct writing of GeoTIFF files with the GTiff driver is not supported, unless, if, starting with GDAL 3.2, the CPL_VSIL_USE_TEMP_FILE_FOR_RANDOM_WRITE configuration option is set to YES, in which case random-write access is possible (involves the creation of a temporary local file, whose location is controlled by the CPL_TMPDIR configuration option).Deletion of files with VSIUnlink() is also supported. Creation of directories with VSIMkdir() and deletion of (empty) directories with VSIRmdir() are also possible.

/vsioss_streaming/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly sequential reading of files (primarily non-public) files available in Alibaba Cloud Object Storage Service (OSS) buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl.

/vsiswift/ is a file system handler that allows on-the-fly random reading of (primarily non-public) files available in OpenStack Swift Object Storage (swift) buckets, without prior download of the entire file. It requires GDAL to be built against libcurl. 041b061a72