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
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
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
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
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
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 bad for
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 he
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 with:
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 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
to make an ftp connection and upload the file from there.
am I right?
Leo Kuiper
www.koelwebdesign.nl
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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
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