On Tue, October 17, 2006 8:57 pm, Michael Hogsett wrote:
Do you think there's any chance that it would be related to
some other setting within the php.ini file?
The badly-named and oft-misunderstood safe_mode is my GoTo for Blame
Analysis on stuff like this... :-)
This is not Science, but
Richard Lynch wrote:
The badly-named and oft-misunderstood safe_mode is my GoTo for Blame
Analysis on stuff like this... :-)
I checked. It's off.
This is not Science, but Voodoo Debugging...
No doubt.
Thanks for the info.
- Mike
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Why can I not set upload_max_filesize or upload_tmp_dir inside
my virtual host directive? These are exactly the kinds of ini
directives that you would want to set per virtual host.
I can set open_basedir inside my virtual host using php_admin_value,
but neither of upload_max_filesize nor
Michael Hogsett wrote:
Why can I not set upload_max_filesize or upload_tmp_dir inside
my virtual host directive? These are exactly the kinds of ini
directives that you would want to set per virtual host.
I can set open_basedir inside my virtual host using php_admin_value,
but neither of
Chris wrote:
Michael Hogsett wrote:
Why can I not set upload_max_filesize or upload_tmp_dir inside
my virtual host directive? These are exactly the kinds of ini
directives that you would want to set per virtual host.
I can set open_basedir inside my virtual host using php_admin_value,
but
Michael Hogsett wrote:
Chris wrote:
Michael Hogsett wrote:
Why can I not set upload_max_filesize or upload_tmp_dir inside
my virtual host directive? These are exactly the kinds of ini
directives that you would want to set per virtual host.
I can set open_basedir inside my virtual host using
Chris wrote:
That is rather strange.
I'm running different versions of both php and apache but it works:
VirtualHost _default_:*
php_admin_value upload_tmp_dir
/usr/local/www/subsite/virtual-server-hostname.domain/tmp/uploads
php_admin_value upload_max_filesize 100M
Michael Hogsett wrote:
Chris wrote:
That is rather strange.
I'm running different versions of both php and apache but it works:
VirtualHost _default_:*
php_admin_value upload_tmp_dir
/usr/local/www/subsite/virtual-server-hostname.domain/tmp/uploads
php_admin_value
Chris wrote:
php_admin_value upload_tmp_dir
/usr/local/www/subsite/virtual-server-hostname.domain/tmp/uploads
php_admin_value upload_max_filesize 100M
I'm fairly sure you can't use constants or size shortucts (like 100M)
anywhere but php.ini. Maybe it works in the global scope
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