Hello!
Does any one now how I can handle large file uploads (around 10-20 MB) with PHP. I
need this functionality into an intranet but I cannot figure out what I must configure
to handle this.
Thanks,
Arthur
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Does any one now how I can handle large file uploads (around 10-20 MB)
with PHP. I need this functionality into an intranet but I cannot
figure out what I must configure to handle this.
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http://us3.php.net/features.file-upload The manual is your fried, read
it, love it, use it.
Arthur Radulescu wrote:
Hello!
Does any one now how I can handle large file uploads (around 10-20 MB) with PHP. I need this functionality into an intranet but I cannot figure out what I must configure to handle this.
http://www.radinks.com/upload/config.php will tell you all the
parameters
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Does any one now how I can handle large file uploads (around 10-20 MB)
with PHP. I need this functionality into an intranet but I cannot
figure out what I must configure to handle this.
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http://us3.php.net/features.file-upload The manual is your fried, read
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...fried...
And it is served with a heaping serving of home fries, and covered with
a delicious white country gravy. (Low calorie fried manuals available
upon request).
Sorry...couldn't resist. ;)
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Thanks, I needed that!
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And it is served with a heaping serving of home fries, and covered with
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upon request).
Sorry...couldn't resist
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I have forgot to mention that I have tried this and modified the php.ini
on
a windows system but had no success. There is no error but the file does
not
get uploaded either.
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Did you restart your web server?
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Yes I restarted the server and then the computer... No success... The
page
timeouts after a while but the file does not gets uploaded
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Can we see your upload code?
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The code is below (pieces of it). The folders have write permissions. It
works just fine with smaller files but nothing happens with larger files
if(!is_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'])){
$ERR['file']=1;
}
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 22:14, Arthur Radulescu wrote:
The code is below (pieces of it). The folders have write permissions. It
works just fine with smaller files but nothing happens with larger files
1) What are your upload-related settings in php.ini?
2) Have you enabled FULL error
Arthur Radulescu wrote:
I have forgot to mention that I have tried this and modified the php.ini on
a windows system but had no success. There is no error but the file does not
get uploaded either.
The error message is in your log file.
Arthur
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Raditha Dissanayake.
I'm having some trouble with a file upload script that runs over SSL. It seems
that the file is kept in memory while being uploaded and then flushed to disk
as a temp file. This is fine, but when you are dealing with large files, you
can run out of memory. Apache (or PHP?) also doesn't seem to
I'm designing a simple content management system with PHP, and it is
going great, except...
I do seem to have one problem - I'm trying to use PHP's copy function to
upload files through a web browser. It works fine on small files, but
times out on large ones, like a 20 MB file I'm sending. I'm
Sorry, no can do, I can't stand SPAM, and I don't need any more email.
Just reply to the newsgroup. I can read it there, and it may help others
- that is what newsgroups are for!;-)
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 03:57:05 -0500, Mirek Novak wrote:
fix your email to receive answers FIRST!
M.N.
so, RTFM
HTH
M.N.
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Now that you've helped me, go and help someone else...please.
And yes, I did read the manual and several books on PHP already.
Have you?
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 04:09:00 -0500, Mirek Novak wrote:
so, RTFM
HTH
M.N.
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Now that you've helped me, go and help someone else...please.
And yes, I did read the manual and several books on PHP already.
Have you?
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 04:09:00 -0500, Mirek Novak wrote:
so, RTFM
HTH
M.N.
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Now that you've helped me, go and help someone else...please.
And yes, I did read the manual and several books on PHP already.
Have you?
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 04:09:00 -0500, Mirek Novak wrote:
so, RTFM
HTH
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fred wrote:
Now that you've helped me, go and help someone else...please.
And yes, I did read the manual and several books on PHP already.
Have you?
and have you seen function set_time_limit() while u were reading the
manual?. BTW - this was on the list many times and as u were noting
Sorry, I don't know where you are coming from. You don't know me, and are
assuming things that just aren't true, calling me lazy?
Thank you for the info. Now to answer your accusation...
I searched the newsgroups all day and never found that function, and
scoured php.net. I searched the PHP
After all of this, and you give me the wrong answer. If you read the PHP
manual, you will see that set_time_limit falls defaults to
max_execution_time, which I already have set to 2400, so your answer is
irrelevant. That is not controlling HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE, which is defaulting
to 300 seconds
fred wrote:
After all of this, and you give me the wrong answer. If you read the PHP
manual, you will see that set_time_limit falls defaults to
max_execution_time, which I already have set to 2400, so your answer is
irrelevant. That is not controlling HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE, which is defaulting
Did you read my post? I did all of that *before* I posted my question.
Anyone else have a suggestion?
TIA
Fred
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 05:16:38 -0500, Mirek Novak wrote:
fred wrote:
After all of this, and you give me the wrong answer. If you read the
PHP manual, you will see that
I believe that you must normally restart apache for php.ini changes to take
affect. The fact that the changes show up in phpinfo() may or may not
indicate that the changes are actually in effect. If your ISP has not
restarted apache, you may want to ask them to do so in order to save
yourself a
Hey all,
Two related questions. If I remember correctly this has been beaten to death
before on the list, but here I am having issues with it, and ending up at
somewhat of a loss still.
I've built a media management system for a video company. It is built to
handle large data assets, such as
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