I have been noticing the same problem on my server. Apache started
consuming large amounts of memory after I upgraded to php-4.0.4pl1. Running
ps -aux would tell me that apache was consuming 6.9 - 11.0 in the "mem"
column; restarting apache would make the numbers go back down to ~3.0.
I think t
it means where the gd header files are... either where you untarred it or
where it's installed should work fine. However, the current version of the
gd libs support only PNG and not GIF, so I don't know how much success
you'll have with imagecreatefromgif(). (I haven't tried it since I
upgraded)
My best guess is that you're trying to uploading a file bigger than 1000
bytes (only 1k). In my experience, the browser doesn't actually send the
file if it's bigger than MAX_FILE_SIZE. In my scripts, I use:
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so that MAX_FILE_SIZE is always consistent with what php.ini allows.
- Jon
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