On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 14:48:06 +0200 Roberto Salgado <roberto.salg...@aitire.es> wrote:
> > Do you have access to the PHP's error log to see if there's any relevant > > message? > > I've got full access to server. No error found on error.log (but 404 for > favicon.ico). Be sure to have the following set in php.ini: log_errors = On display_errors = Off error_reporting = E_ALL | E_STRICT > > Did you ever get the progress-bar uploading any file? > > With both browsers? > > > I don't even know how it looks like. Uploading was a "matter of faith". I > might have to reconstruct apc.so... To get the upload progress bar you need apc.rfc1867 = On in php.ini (which you already have), and javascript enabled on the browser. The upload progress bar should appear under the "upload" buttons, 3 seconds after you click. You can try with a small upload that takes ~10 seconds. > We have an own Spanish translation (I had sent it to you a few weeks ago) > but we did not touch PHP source but for adding "es_ES" to locale > configuration. I didn't receive it. In fact, I started translating DL with a colleague. Are you interested in helping for the next release? We got 50% of the translation done already. > What would be a propper setup for those values according to my requirements? Try putting very large values just to make a test. You should get a message from PHP if the limit is hit - which you don't. It's a wild guess. Also check "LimitRequestBody" in apache.conf (and if missing, try to set it to 2gb or something very high). Also check your syslog to see if the apache process gets killed for some reason (like out-of-memory, etc).
