Uploading large files to local storage causes Array buffer allocation failed

[Duckfromearth]

When uploading large files, I tend to get this error during what I assume to be the hashing phase.

With a 50GB file, the error occurs 100% of the time.
With a 10GB file, it occurs sometimes, especially when uploading multiple files at the same time.

Is there the option to disable hashing? I feel like hashing isn't workable with such big files.

[petercat-assistant[bot]]

The issue you're experiencing with "Array buffer allocation failed" during the upload of large files is likely related to memory limitations during the hashing process. Hashing large files can indeed be resource-intensive, especially when dealing with files as large as 50GB.

Currently, AlistGo/alist does not provide a built-in option to disable hashing for large files. However, there are a few potential workarounds you might consider:

1. Increase Memory Allocation: If possible, try increasing the memory allocation for the environment where Alist is running. This might help accommodate the memory requirements for hashing large files.

2. Chunked Uploads: Implementing chunked uploads, where the file is split into smaller parts and uploaded sequentially, might help alleviate memory issues. This approach can also be beneficial for network stability.

3. Custom Modifications: If you're comfortable with modifying the source code, you could potentially alter the hashing logic to skip hashing for files above a certain size threshold. This would require programming knowledge and an understanding of the Alist codebase.

4. Community Input: Consider reaching out to the Alist community or checking if there are any plugins or extensions that might offer a solution.

If you would like, I can help you search for any existing issues or discussions related to this problem in the AlistGo/alist repository. Would you like me to do that?

[Duckfromearth]

I have already searched, but if you can find anything let me know.

Alist does not support chunked uploads at the moment, correct?