Gk wrote: > First of all, does php cgi use php.ini at all? > Is it the exact same behavior as the module version in realtion to > php.ini settings and the ability to change them with ini_set()? > > My ISP runs php as a cgi, version > He tells me that I cannot change php.ini variable, upload_max_filesize > to larger than 2M, although he says I can decrease it. > This does not make sense to me - if ini_set() can decrease the value, > why can't it be increased? Is there some secret way the ISP can limit > php at compile time or some thing?
I think ISP has costomized PHP. It's easy to change PHP to work this way. > > I have tested ini_set() with phpinfo() and the value I set for > upload_max_filesize is correctly being reported by phpinfo(), yet I do > not know if phpinfo() is reporting the truth about php behavior since I > am unable to upload files greater than 2M. Then ISP's change made in PHP is wrong/broken, at least PHP is not modified the way should be. > > The problem I am working on is that the browser reports "connection > failure" when I try to upload large files; same script works fine with > small files < 1M. Hmm. Your ISP seems to have dirty hack for PHP :) Ask question to your ISP. -- Yasuo Ohgaki -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
