Hi, I have my site on a shared server, many users having shells, many of
them having php access.
Initially i own all the files but apache, which runs user and group
www-data, must read and write some of them. So i have sensible data
owned by user sud and group www-data, so other users cannot r
Yeah, but if it is 100MB you are better of going Dirk's route. At some
point the filemgmt plugin should allow people to simply specify the
server side absolute location and upon saving verify updating the
properties (e.g. file size, etc).
--Tony
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 12:02, Ed wrote:
> : I got
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 20:21:07 +0200
"Dirk Haun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I got a few files that is >100 MB in size, and I wonder how the heck I'm
> >supposed to add them to My Downloads?
>
> Upload a tiny (or empty file) via the plugin, then upload the large file
> via ftp, then edit the name
>I got a few files that is >100 MB in size, and I wonder how the heck I'm
>supposed to add them to My Downloads?
Upload a tiny (or empty file) via the plugin, then upload the large file
via ftp, then edit the name and size of the tiny file (in the filemgmt
plugin).
bye, Dirk
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: I got a few files that is >100 MB in size, and I wonder how the
: heck I'm supposed to add them to My Downloads? Uploading files
: with php that exceeds a few megs just dont seem reasonable :P
Update your php.ini file to increase max upload size to your needs.
Hi,
I'm running geeklog 1.3.9 and I use the File Management plugin version 1.2.
I got a few files that is >100 MB in size, and I wonder how the heck I'm
supposed to add them to My Downloads? Uploading files with php that exceeds a
few megs just dont seem reasonable :P
I got the files stored lo
