Hi-
Thanks for the reply.
I'm near to the solution but was struct at teh end.
I have configured post_max_size, memory_limit, max_upload_filesize to '-1'
and max_execution_time to ' 0'. and restarted the server.
But then, Apache and Browser problems were in place.
In IE6 and IE7, The connection
Hi Trinath,
You can use ini_set() function to change ini settings only for your
upload script. http://php.net/manual/en/function.ini-set.php
However, you cannot change any parameter you want. There is a list
about php.ini parameters. As I remember, you just can set PHP_INI_ALL
and PHP_INI
Sry, not better help... better luck. :)
Best,
Karl
On Feb 1, 2012, at 7:01 AM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
I would set post_max_size in your htaccess for the directory where
your upload.php file is.
Or base64 your file and upload 8Mb chunks, then reassemble and store.
but I am sure someone has
I would set post_max_size in your htaccess for the directory where
your upload.php file is.
Or base64 your file and upload 8Mb chunks, then reassemble and store.
but I am sure someone has a better solution than I.
also, I may be wrong on this too, but this is a PHP General question,
not data
Hello Daniel,
you said you change all the max_limit stuff in PHP/Apache, but did you
change it on mysql ?
by default the mysql_allowed_package is set to 1M, you have to add a line in
your my.ini file (in my case this is in the windows directory, if you are
using linux search google :))
In the se
> I try to learn file uploading in PHP. I've successfully uploaded a file
> onto my server. I use move_uploaded_file("tmp_dir/tmp_filename",
> "destination_dir/filename") to move the temp file. The thing is that I
> have to do a "chmod 777 destination_dir" in order to move the file. Is
> this
Hi,
Go to the Hotscripts.com and search for the File
upload. You will get so many scripts.. You can use any
of those.
Hardik
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> Just been asked for a 'quick' job...
> A mate needs a system that can upload a file, and
> place it in a specific
> directory...
> Via FTP
On Saturday 21 December 2002 05:25, Seabird wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> every time I try to upload a picture I get the same problem in return.
> First of all, it's not being uploaded (but this is for later concern I'm
> afraid). Trying to display the info of the (not)uploaded file should be
> done wi
Have you considered some kind of solution using FTP? I don't know exactly
how you would integrate that with PHP, but it's an option that is more
suited to transferring large files.
You might be able to set up a link from one of your pages and use PHP and/or
a database solution to authenticate the
gt;; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 9:43 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] file upload, again
> The web server user needs to have access to that directory. On NT,
> there are 2 of these users. On *nix, there is one. Giving these users
> access to write to that d
a lot of sites) so
I probably have to make an ftp connection and upload the file from there.
am I right?
Leo Kuiper
www.koelwebdesign.nl
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From: Grant Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: koelwebdesign <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday,
The web server user needs to have access to that directory. On NT,
there are 2 of these users. On *nix, there is one. Giving these users
access to write to that directory is not a huge risk.
koelwebdesign wrote:
>hi there,
>I've searched the lists and forums for a couple of days now but nop
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