Great support AD7six your response helped me 2x as much as everyone else.
I thank you.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 4:36 PM, AD7six wrote:
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> On Jan 27, 11:29 pm, Lamonte wrote:
> > @Smelly_Eddie - waste of vps rofl... please refrain to personal
> attacks
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> I didn't realize your nickname was
On Jan 27, 11:29 pm, Lamonte wrote:
> @Smelly_Eddie - waste of vps rofl... please refrain to personal attacks
I didn't realize your nickname was vps.
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@Smelly_Eddie - waste of vps rofl...I only got a vps for my image host that
hosts over 40k images. Because I'm not 100% linux literate doesn't mean its
a waste please refrain to personal attacks please and thankyou.
Anyways I've updated these values on my clients server since thats where the
file
> You don't necessarily need to switch hosts.
I don't think anyone suggested he did, just that if you have a VPS,
you have the control you need to make these changes already.
Cheers,
Jon
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You don't necessarily need to switch hosts. First find out if your
host allows you to change these values through .htaccess files.
Check out this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/a1b2eba7fd4652a5/7661232cbcb1ed82?lnk=gst&q=htaccess+upload_max_filesize#7661232cb
seems like a waste of a vps
Three people told you to check the php settings.
edit your php.ini to read
upload_max_filesize 16M
or whatever you want the max to be.
You'll also need to adjust
max_execution_time<- max time the parser will deal with a script
max_input_time <- max t
yeah I own a vps
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Jon Bennett wrote:
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> > upload_max_filesize2M2M
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> there's ya problem then! can't upload a 9mb file if the limit is set
> at 2M. Do you have permission to change it? if not, looks like a
> switch of host is required.
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there's ya problem then! can't upload a 9mb file if the limit is set
at 2M. Do you have permission to change it? if not, looks like a
switch of host is required.
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upload_max_filesize2M2Mmax_execution_time3030 max_input_nesting_level6464
max_input_time6060
Hmm
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 2:13 PM, brian wrote:
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> What are your php.ini settings? Did you check those?
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> On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Lamonte wrote:
> > Okay so the file is 9mb in size. I try
What are your php.ini settings? Did you check those?
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Lamonte wrote:
> Okay so the file is 9mb in size. I try to upload the pdf file in firefox it
> sends me back to the upload page. When uploading smaller files like 1mb it
> works fine. Any solutions?
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> On S
Okay so the file is 9mb in size. I try to upload the pdf file in firefox it
sends me back to the upload page. When uploading smaller files like 1mb it
works fine. Any solutions?
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 8:56 AM, Smelly_Eddie wrote:
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> What exactly is 'dont work out well'?
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> By default Apac
What exactly is 'dont work out well'?
By default Apache does not limit size, and you would see a 403 or 413
error if that was at fault, but by default does cap script execution
to 300 seconds.
To expand on Jon's comment;
MOre likely is PHP configuration.
To check the limits on php use phpinfo
> It allows me to upload smaller pdf files with no problem, but huge pdf's
> dont work out well. Could this be a server issue or what? What could I do
> to try debugging this issue?
What browser/OS are they using? I've had big issues with Safari on OSX
with uploads timing out and just failing,
My client has problems uploading a file that is a rough 70mb to the server
using cakephp's file data"
$real_name = substr(sha1(
$this->data['File']['pdf']['name'] . time() . rand(1,99) ), 0, 12) .
".pdf";
if( move_uploaded_file(
$this->data['File']['pdf'
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