Configuration information for the NeatUpload upload module. The list of UploadStorageProviders and UploadStateStoreProviders that can be selected using the defaultStorageProvider or defaultStateStoreProvider attributes of the <neatUpload> element. By default, the list of providers is empty and NeatUpload uses a FilesystemUploadStorageProvider and an InProcUploadStateStoreProvider. Adds a provider to the list of providers. In addition to the "name" and "type" attributes required for all providers, some providers allow additional attributes for configuring the provider. See the provider's documentation for details. A friendly name for the provider which can be used as the value for the defaultStorageProvider or defaultStateStoreProvider attributes of the <neatUpload> element. The type of the provider. Removes a provider from the list. This is not generally necessary unless there a Web.config in a subfolder wants to name a new provider with the same name as a provider added in a parent folder. The name of the provider to remove from the list. Removes all providers from the list. This is not generally necessary unless there a Web.config in a subfolder wants to name a new provider with the same name as a provider added in a parent folder. Obsolete. Use defaultStorageProvider instead. The name of the provider from the <providers> section that the upload module should use to store uploaded files. The type of the provider must derive from UploadStorageProvider. By default, a FilesystemUploadStorageProvider is used. The name of the provider from the <providers> section that the upload module should use to store the state of the upload. The type of the provider must derive from UploadStateStoreProvider. By default, a InProcUploadStateStoreProvider is used. Web farm/garden users should use a provider that maintains upload state across processes (e.g. SessionBasedUploadStateStoreProvider). Whether the upload module installed in the <httpModules> section should intercept requests. Defaults to "true". The maximum allowed length (in KBytes) for the portion of a request that the upload module does not stream to storage. Defaults to 4096 (i.e. 4 MBytes). The maximum allowed length (in KBytes) for a request for which the the upload module is enabled (i.e. useHttpModule="true"). Defaults to 2097151 (i.e. 2 GBytes). The maximum rate (in KBytes/sec) at which the upload module will receive an upload request. This can be useful during development/testing or as a way to limit bandwidth usage. Defaults to -1, which means no maximum. The name of the query string parameter that, if present, indicates that all files in the upload request should be streamed to storage. The value of parameter will be used to identify the upload so that its progress can be tracked. Defaults to "NeatUpload_PostBackID". The URL of the page that handles the requests in a multi-request upload. Defaults to: "~/NeatUpload/MultiRequestUploadHandler.ashx" The path (absolute or relative to the webapp root) of the directory to which debug info should be written. By default, this attribute is absent and no debug info is written. The algorithm used to encrypt/decrypt protected data that might be received from or pass through an untrusted entity. For example, this is used for UploadStorageConfig objects. By default, the .NET default Rinjdael algorithm is used. If you require FIPS compliance, you might need to set it to "3DES". Obsolete. Same meaning as decryption attribute. The algorithm used to validate that protected data that might be received from or pass through an untrusted entity hasn't been tampered with. For example, this is used for UploadStorageConfig objects. By default, the .NET default algorithm is used. If you require FIPS compliance, you might need to set it to "SHA1". Obsolete. NeatUpload no longer signs protected data. Encrypting it is sufficient. The 32 hex-digit key used to encrypt/decrypt protected data that might be received from or pass through an untrusted entity. For example, this is used for UploadStorageConfig objects. By default, the key is generated randomly each time the application starts. In web gardens/farms, you must set this attribute on all servers to the same manually generated random value. Obsolete. Same meaning as decryptionKey. How often NeatUpload will request that the UploadStateStoreProvider merge the current upload state with the stored/shared upload state. For some UploadStateStoreProviders, higher values may reduce server load while increasing the latency with which the upload state is displayed to the user. Defaults to 1 second. The number of seconds the upload state must remain unchanged before NeatUpload can request that the UploadStateStoreProvider remove the upload state from the store. This is primarily for cases where a multi-request upload stops without warning between requests. Defaults to 60 seconds.