Cannot upload files larger than 10/20 Gigabytes about dokan HOT 8 OPEN

Yes,

This is an important issue. I have a similiar problem. A quick work-around 
would be
to change the (constant) amount of free diskspace reported by the SSHFS/Dokan 
driver
to something ridiculously big - like 1 terabyte.

I can't install a program that requires 15 GB of free disk space via SSHFS 
because it
checks the avaiable diskspace and says there is not enough space available on 
the device.

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as remarked in http://code.google.com/p/dokan/issues/detail?id=82 (bug 82).  
this could be "patched" by user in

You can play with the default space settings of the drive in the source code 
amend 
lines 32 / 34 in dokan/volume.c 

http://code.google.com/p/dokan/source/browse/trunk/dokan/volume.c

Having the same issue using DokanSSHFS to transfer a large file (11GB.)  Not 
really 
sure what todo w/ the Volume.c file so... might as well use WinSCP for the 
large files.

I concur; for me the "20GB" drive size problem is fatal. I realize determining 
actual 
size will be difficult, but 20GB is a FILE size today, not a partition or disk 
size. 

Though it would be a crock, a configurable size field in the connect-server 
dialog 
box would probably be sufficient.

Until it's fixed, dokan is useless to me.

-- tomj

As a workaround, you can try using SuperCopier.  It allowed me to force the 
transfer to 
continue anyway.  Unfortunately won't help for installing programs there.

Looks like fix should be done in dokan_sshfs/DokanSSHFS/DokanOperations.cs:966 
where you can find actual limits for DokanSSHFS application (10 GB available 
out of 20 GB). Limits from dokan/volume.c will be used only if you have a bug 
in your application (in this case - DokanSSHFS).
Preferably fix should detect real available size, but not guess it.

Has anyone compiled a work around for this yet? I just need basic Dokan 0.6 
with the ability to handle large files. I really don't think it would be right 
to pay annually to Boxcryptor...would rather fork my own software then pay 
annually to access my own data.