Hi,
I have created one php file for uploading the file. i
also made changes in /etc/php.ini for size limit. but
i can not upload the files greater than 5mb. Is there
any modification which has to be done in other
configuration file.
thanks in advance
santosh
Run phpinfo() to see the Configuration File (php.ini) Path.
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the path is /etc/php.ini
also
upload_max_filesize 50M 50M
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(php.ini) Path.
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 03:15:00 -0800, Badlya Badlu wrote:
the path is /etc/php.ini
also
upload_max_filesize 50M 50M
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it also depends on your webserver. I guess you are running apache2?
thomas
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httpd-2.0.49-4
Should i upgrade it?
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 03:15:00 -0800, Badlya Badlu
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the path is /etc/php.ini
also
upload_max_filesize 50M 50M
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it also depends on your webserver. I guess you are
badlya badlu wrote:
I have created one php file for uploading the file. i
also made changes in /etc/php.ini for size limit. but
i can not upload the files greater than 5mb. Is there
any modification which has to be done in other
configuration file.
Check your POST size limit in, errr,
Look in /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf
For a buddy with a file upload need I set it to this:
Files *.php
SetOutputFilter PHP
SetInputFilter PHP
LimitRequestBody 760217600
/Files
You will need to set your upload limit higher in this file for it to work
correctly.
Robert
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thanks bobert. I have done it. thanks...
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Look in /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf
For a buddy with a file upload need I set it to
this:
Files *.php
SetOutputFilter PHP
SetInputFilter PHP
LimitRequestBody 760217600
/Files
You
I would like to give the users of my web site the ability to upload video
type files, up to 12 megs in size.
I notice in my PHI.INI there is a
memory_limit =8M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
(8MB)
does this include temporary such as a file being transferred?
Also I
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% I would like to give the users of my web site the ability to upload video
% type files, up to 12 megs in size.
OK.
%
% I notice in my PHI.INI there is a
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% memory_limit =8M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
% (8MB)
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wich kind of files are we talking about?
pictures or others?
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On Friday 14 November 2003 12:48 pm, joe wrote:
is there a way to check the file size
without fully uploading the file?
No there isnt, well at least
Gerard Samuel wrote:
On Friday 14 November 2003 12:48 pm, joe wrote:
is there a way to check the file size
without fully uploading the file?
No there isnt, well at least not via php...
correct. There are two solutions you can upload with a java applet, the
applet can be configured to
On Saturday 15 November 2003 02:40, Johnson, Kirk wrote:
this could really kill my bandwidth. is there a way to check
the file size
without fully uploading the file?
Although it has been called an urban legend :), you could try the old
MAX_FILE_SIZE trick.
I think you may be referring
Hi
i really need help with an upload script.
right now i use
if ($HTTP_POST_FILES['userfile']['size']$maxsize) { echo File too big;
exit; }
to determine if the file is larger than allowed.
but the problem is, that if the file IS larger, it is still first fully
uploaded and then checked. i tested
On Friday 14 November 2003 12:48 pm, joe wrote:
is there a way to check the file size
without fully uploading the file?
No there isnt, well at least not via php...
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this could really kill my bandwidth. is there a way to check
the file size
without fully uploading the file?
Although it has been called an urban legend :), you could try the old
MAX_FILE_SIZE trick. For this, add a hidden tag before the input
type=file tag:
input type=hidden
I was wondering if php has a bug or is it apache, and how to determine
which it it. Every file I upload to my server, I print the file size
and it is twice the normal file size? Any idea what is going on, text
files look ok, images are all screwed up, large text files are messed
up too actually?
I am going nuts reinstalling over and over again on different computers
and keep getting this error. I am using 2.0.40 http (I know
experimental, but don't tell me that :) )
Why not? Since this is the problem. Upgrade to Apache 1.3.27 and
everything will be fine.
-Rasmus
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Hi,
I can't seem to upload file bigger than 5M even if I set the
upload_max_filesize to 20M in php.ini and MAX_FILE_SIZE to 20M in the
script. What's am I missing here? Is the temporary upload directory won't
handle file this size? Please give me some pointers here. TIA.
Regards,
Norman
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On Saturday 06 July 2002 10:04, Norman Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I can't seem to upload file bigger than 5M even if I set the
upload_max_filesize to 20M in php.ini and MAX_FILE_SIZE to 20M in the
script. What's am I missing here? Is the temporary upload directory won't
handle file this size? Please
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