Hello,
We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
-Jamie
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<11************ **********@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>, says...
We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
GM
Geoff Muldoon wrote:
<11************ **********@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>, says...
>We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time , max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBo dy in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
You could make sure you're using that "multipart" setting on the
mime/type(?) for the form.
That allows the big files to be chunked up into uploadable sections.
n Aug 31, 11:23 am, Sanders Kaufman <bu...@kaufman. netwrote:
Geoff Muldoon wrote:
<1188521841.089 812.260...@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>, says...
We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
You could make sure you're using that "multipart" setting on the
mime/type(?) for the form.
That allows the big files to be chunked up into uploadable sections.
Yep the enctype is set to "multipart/form-data".
On Aug 31, 11:06 am, Geoff Muldoon <geoff.muld...@ trap.gmail.com>
wrote:
<1188521841.089 812.260...@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>, says...
We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
GM
On Aug 31, 11:06 am, Geoff Muldoon <geoff.muld...@ trap.gmail.com>
wrote:
<1188521841.089 812.260...@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>, says...
We are currently having issues uploading files using PHP. It seems
files below 8MB are uploaded fine, however files above 8.2MB cause the
page to timeout or show a 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' error.
I have looked around and read about common problems people have
uploading and the solutions they have used have not seemed to help.
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
GM
I have set the LimitRequestBod y to 0 in the htaccess file. Is there
any other options there regarding file uploads?
In article <11************ **********@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>,
says...
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
GM
I have set the LimitRequestBod y to 0 in the htaccess file. Is there
any other options there regarding file uploads?
Yes, the PHP memory_limit setting might also be killing it.
GM
On Aug 31, 2:54 pm, Geoff Muldoon <geoff.muld...@ trap.gmail.com>
wrote:
In article <1188533013.359 889.198...@z24g 2000prh.googleg roups.com>,
says...
For this particular page i have increased post_max_size,
max_input_time, max_execution_t ime and upload_max_file size. I also set
LimitRequestBod y in the htaccess file to unlimited (0).
Our host has increased our max idle time for ftp in the server,
however this did not influence the upload.
Any ideas as to why this problem would be occurring?
PHP on apache? Apache has its own max upload file size setting (in
httpd.conf IIRC) as well as the PHP one.
GM
I have set the LimitRequestBod y to 0 in the htaccess file. Is there
any other options there regarding file uploads?
Yes, the PHP memory_limit setting might also be killing it.
GM
Just to clear up this problem, it was as simple as the post_max_size
being overwritten by the servers php.ini.
Setting a value for it just that php page did not seem to work.
I had to create my own php.ini and put it in the folder with the
upload php file.
Thanks for your help though guys.
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