I am having my site hosted in Bluehost server. I have been working with the Allvideos Plugin to have the video inside article content. When i try to upload my video my filename.flv in the folder/images/stories/videos/ , i am getting the error as Business Agility_VS.flv: unknown Bytes: 0% Complete FAILED! :Unknown error or disk quota exceeded.
What may be the problem in this??
Even i have increased the size of the destination folder. But still i am getting this error. Why i am getting the Unknown Bytes error.
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When uploading videos to my channel using YouTube Data Api, I get an error message "The user has exceeded the number of videos they may upload" when I have uploaded 100 videos.
I have checked the quota and it has not reached the limit.
Is there any way to resolve this error or upload more than 100 videos?
This is unrelated to the YouTube Data api its quota costs.
If it had been you would have seen this error message
quotaExceeded (403) quotaExceeded The request cannot be completed because you have exceeded your quota.
This error is realted to a limitation with in YouTube itself. A user can max upload X videos to YouTube per day depending upon their region / location.
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I use googleapis nodejs client to upload my videos.for some reason, some videos have not been processed successfully, so I need upload them again,But I got some error:
Error: The user has exceeded the number of videos they may upload.
I googled some answers about these question ,like Youtube video uploads rejected before API quota limit reached
,and I found Quotas page to see whether i reach the limit quotas.
As you can see, I did't reach the limit .But I also can not upload videos any more using api.
I want to know why .
By the way
my googleapis version is v36.0.0.
my node version is v8.13.0
When I request a change of banner for a YouTube channel, I get an error:
"googleapiclient.errors.HttpError: https://www.googleapis.com/upload/youtube/v3/channelBanners/insert?alt=json&uploadType=resumable returned "Channel banner validation failed. This error can occur because the channel banner image is too large or is not accepted file type."
I tried various files from 150 kb to 2 mb, but the error still appears. Sometimes with the same file - it loads.
Perhaps this depends on the frequency of the channel banner change request? But I did not find the query frequency limit in the documentation.
I got a massage while I was downloading a video from face book . Which is about an error due to violation of the limit of
API calls.
Please let me know what’s that mean.
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I received the same error trying to download my own YouTube videos to my iPhone
Our iOS application is using the aws sdk to upload small picture to s3 using the putObjectRequest endpoint.
Some of our users are affected by a strange issue which is completely preventing them to upload any picture when they are connected to a particular wifi network.
We managed to temporarily fix this but we don't know if there are better solutions so we are still wondering how to get rid of this.
This is what we know about this issue:
This issue affects several iOS versions, iOS devices, aws sdk updates and we've been facing this for years.
This is happening only when the user is connected to wifi, using mobile network is not causing any issues.
The incriminated wifi ISP is Vodafone Italy but we don't know if there might be others.
A file with a size less then 15kb is more likely to be uploaded correctly, while a file bigger then 100kb always fails.
The problem is happening during the upload of the picture data to s3 from the client. To do that we are using the S3PutObjectRequest class.
The error is returned by the method request:didFailWithError: of the AmazonServiceRequestDelegate protocol, within two seconds after the request is started.
We managed to record two different error instances happening in this case:
Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1200 "An SSL error has occurred and a secure connection to the server cannot be made."
Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1021 "request body stream exhausted"
What we tried to do:
Update the aws library with the latest version. This didn't solve the issue.
Use a bigger connectionTimeout value for the upload request. This didn't solve the issue. As I said the error is fired a couple of seconds before starting the request.
Change the aws endpoint to use http instead of https: http://s3.amazonaws.com. This solved the issue.
Have you heard about this issue before, maybe related to another wifi ISP?
Does using http to upload expose ourself into a security issue by passing the signing token on plain text?
We are signing each request with a temporary token set in the amz-security-token header as described here: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/RESTAuthentication.html#UsingTemporarySecurityCredentials
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