Garrlock

I do understand that I have to set the file permission, but I have no idea how to do this. Othervise I would’ve done that a long time ago.

Okay. I testeed some stuff, and found out that if I set a download for a file that was added to a server vis browser upload into /uploads folder, then everything works grest, and me archives download fine. However, if I put the same file with the same name into the same folder via FireZilla, then the download fails, giving a 404 error. Looking into it, I noticed a difference between files uploaded via browser and via FireZilla. It is something called “Owner/Group”. Files that were uploaded with the help of browser have “Owner/Group” ‘99175 0’, whereas files uploaded via FireZilla have it set to ‘99175 99175’. I believe that it is the root of my problems. Can you suggest how to change “Owner/Group” of a file?

@mra13
I just checked my hosting provider. It provided me with PHP 5.3, but also it has an option of installing another version, up to 7.0. So that problem solved. Thanks a million!

Just want to tell that weight of the archive is 29 MB

@tara
Thank youfor this advice.

@alejandrovs
I guess I spoke too soon. For some reason, this download doesn’t want to work. I wonder if it is because of the size or just because.

@arun Basil Lal
I did exactly that. But me website always sends me to the location of the file and show Error 404.

@alejandrovs
After your message, I tried to look into the management of those plugins, and realised that they work easier than I thought. Thanks!