Uploading big files stops at 10MB about myonedriveclient

[KevinMackenzie]

Reverting back to 45b8902 doesn't help either

[KevinMackenzie]

Creating a new Microsoft account doesn't help either.

[KevinMackenzie]

it seems to stop after a certain number of PUT requests to that URL, because uploading a few bytes with PostMan also seems to have timeout issues after the first couple of requests.

[KevinMackenzie]

after the request timed out, no requests to that URL respond (even clearly invalid ones)

[KevinMackenzie]

This may also time out after only 1 5MB chunk

[KevinMackenzie]

Creating a new application with the Application Registration Portal does not fix the problem either.

[KevinMackenzie]

Increasing the fragment size to 10MB increases this value to 20MB, so it seems like after 2 successful fragment uploads, it stops responding.

[KevinMackenzie]

Uploading large files via the web app works fine, so it's not a problem with requests coming from my IP address.

[KevinMackenzie]

looking at packets going to the api.onedrive.com domain, the first two fragments are identical in almost every way in the packet log, but the third packet log does not even register the first packet being sent. That seems to me to suggest that the issue is happening somewhere in my code and NOT on OneDrive's service. I will try and attach the logs later. It's not working now.

[KevinMackenzie]

switching to a new computer AND .net framework 4.6.1 doesn't seem to fix the problem.

[KevinMackenzie]

This is caused because I was using the HttpCompletionOption ReadResponseHeaders which does not read the body from the server. Afterwards, I did not read the body before sending the next request. After doing this twice, the HttpClient refused to send any more requests. But... now that the requests are being read every fragment, there is no backup and no requests are being blocked.