On 01/15/2014 11:30 AM, MOKRANI Rachid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you need to send file bigger than 2go under linux (Centos 5.5) you have to
> set the following parameters in /etc/php.ini
>
> For unlimit upload size.
> post_max_size = 0
> upload_max_filesize = 0
>
> Then you can limit the size of the upload by adding the following parameter
> in the file http.conf
> For 5Gb
> LimitRequestBody 5120000000
>
> With this solution if a file exceeds the allowed size, unfortunately the web
> page does not display an error message but a blank page.
>
> It's a pity
Noted that:
- "LimitRequestBody 0" on apache 2.4 should be enough (I verified the
source of 2.4.7). Though no limit might be a bit problematic.
- post_max_size/upload_max_filesize have a parsing bug in PHP, which is
still present in PHP 5.5.8:
https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44522
A fix has been committed, but not yet released.
This bug prevents you from setting any value larger than 2 (or 4) GB
even when PHP is compiled to 64bit, though all version respect the "no
limit" (0) value, which is why setting them both to 0 allows you to
upload any size. In this configuration however the upload is not aborted
if the limit is exceeded.
Also importnat is that in the default DL configuration, "$maxSize" is
defined as ini_get('upload_max_filesize'). If upload_max_filesize is 0,
you should manually set $maxSize to some value to show the limit
correctly in the web interface.
