Large file uploads with the WebDAV protocol require much free memory (RAM).
This problem occurs with the WebDAV protocol only, while the TeamDrive HTTP protocol can upload large files with limited RAM without any problems. There is no limit in the number of files which the client can watch and sync. Unfortunately the WebDAV protocol we use uses a lot of RAM during the local upload process. It needs up to 3 times free RAM of the file size to upload. If multiple TeamDrive threads try to upload large files this phenomena multiplies the problem.
TeamDrive crashes when there is not enough free memory (RAM) available to complete the task.
We are looking for a solution to improve the client WebDAV protocol to handle large files in a similar way as our TeamDrive HTTP protocol does.
If a client crashes for this reason please try the following.
1)Take a look into the Upload list in the message view. Make a note of the large files which are attempted to upload.
2)Stop TeamDrive (Quit the application)
3)Remove the large files from the watched folder (Space) in the file system.
4) Start TeamDrive and empty the trash of the desired space. (Delete files finally)
If this does not help, please contact our tech support team via email support@teamdrive.net . Paying customers will get free remote support to solve this problem.
Your TeamDrive Team
Detlef Schmuck