On Sep 14, 2009, at 3:30 PM, Nathan Nobbe wrote:
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Phred White
<phpl...@planetphred.com> wrote:
Andrea:
I see. That is a cool idea, but you are right, concurrency could
definitely be a problem. That's what APC is supposed to solve
because it tags the file with a unique ID. But I can't get that
sucker to return the value to me! If I could get APC to work I would
be done.
I also started looking at trying to grab the temp file, ".
$_FILES['video_file']['tmp_name'], and then keep checking its size
on the server, but I don't think I can get the temp name from php
until it is uploaded. Do you know if that is possible?
One other thing, I looked at a canned media management web app ($875
US) that will do this uploading, and it doesn't require APC, so
there definitely is some way to do this with basic PHP.
Pread,
just hopping in the thread again, so excuse me if this has been
covered, but have you gone over you environment settings
thoroughly? one of the key values for the upload feature to work is,
apc.rfc1867
which needs to be set to 1 or On. also, the php version needs to be
at least >= 5.2.
not sure on the concurrency issues, but thats something that could
easily be verified w/ a test once youve got it running.
-nathan
thanks for jumpin in Nathan. The water's fine! (Except for the
sharks : )
I have in my php.ini:
apc.rfc1867 = On
apc.rfc1867_freq = 10K
The latter is because i read somewhere that some OS configs don't like
the default of 0.
APC has a file, apc.php, that sows all the stats for apc, and it says
file upload is on and it is caching files quite nicely, though I don't
care too much about that right now.
my set-up: php-apc 3.0.19, Apache2, php 5.2.10, no suhosin patch, no
FastCGI - the latter two items i have heard cause problems with APC
also, so they are not part of my config.
Phred
