Re: [PHP] upload big files
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com wrote: Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! I've got good experiences with http://jumploader.com It's Java, and can do HTTP uploads 2Gb fine, with the partitioned php uploader -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] upload big files
thanks guys for answer, i'm thinking in use FTP with PHP, never did it before, but don't must be dificult. I'll tell to you as finished it ;) thanks! On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.ukwrote: On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:47 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: okay, sorry, you are right. i thought it would be purely javascript but forgot the flash component. but if you don't want your user to blindly upload 300mb over hours (depending on his internet connection) there are no other possibilities than using one of that components. or does anyone have another solution? 2011/4/16 Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.uk On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:36 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com Uploadify might appear to be purely Javascript, but it is in-fact Flash doing the actual upload work. I've used this before, and found it impossible to use without a mouse and defaults to a standard upload input element if you don't have Flash player installed on that browser. These might not seem like major issues, but I for one don't have Flash installed on my Windows partition (found it to be too much of a security risk) and there are plenty of people out there who can't use a mouse due to various disabilities. I'd definitely go with the Java one if you can, as this is more portable (I believe you can get them to run on iOS devices where Flash would be a no-go) and would allow non-mouse navigation. Having said that, the last time I used Uploadify was about a year ago, so things may have changed since then with regards to the non-mouse interaction. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk The last time I had to do something like this was for large video files which could sometimes go beyond 2GB. In the end I allowed the files to be transferred over FTP (with the same username/password that they logged in via the web interface), but also included a Java applet in the web interface as well so that it appeared to allow the upload as normal, but behind the scenes it was all FTP. HTTP isn't great for large uploads, but a protocol like FTP is perfectly suited for it. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com
Re: [PHP] upload big files
On Sun, 2011-04-17 at 19:12 +0200, Ricardo Martinez wrote: thanks guys for answer, i'm thinking in use FTP with PHP, never did it before, but don't must be dificult. I'll tell to you as finished it ;) thanks! On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.ukwrote: On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:47 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: okay, sorry, you are right. i thought it would be purely javascript but forgot the flash component. but if you don't want your user to blindly upload 300mb over hours (depending on his internet connection) there are no other possibilities than using one of that components. or does anyone have another solution? 2011/4/16 Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.uk On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:36 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com Uploadify might appear to be purely Javascript, but it is in-fact Flash doing the actual upload work. I've used this before, and found it impossible to use without a mouse and defaults to a standard upload input element if you don't have Flash player installed on that browser. These might not seem like major issues, but I for one don't have Flash installed on my Windows partition (found it to be too much of a security risk) and there are plenty of people out there who can't use a mouse due to various disabilities. I'd definitely go with the Java one if you can, as this is more portable (I believe you can get them to run on iOS devices where Flash would be a no-go) and would allow non-mouse navigation. Having said that, the last time I used Uploadify was about a year ago, so things may have changed since then with regards to the non-mouse interaction. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk The last time I had to do something like this was for large video files which could sometimes go beyond 2GB. In the end I allowed the files to be transferred over FTP (with the same username/password that they logged in via the web interface), but also included a Java applet in the web interface as well so that it appeared to allow the upload as normal, but behind the scenes it was all FTP. HTTP isn't great for large uploads, but a protocol like FTP is perfectly suited for it. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk The FTP functions in PHP are just for connecting to an FTP server from PHP, which itself is run on a server, so you won't be able to use those functions to allow people to upload files to your server. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
Re: [PHP] upload big files
hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com
Re: [PHP] upload big files
On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:36 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com Uploadify might appear to be purely Javascript, but it is in-fact Flash doing the actual upload work. I've used this before, and found it impossible to use without a mouse and defaults to a standard upload input element if you don't have Flash player installed on that browser. These might not seem like major issues, but I for one don't have Flash installed on my Windows partition (found it to be too much of a security risk) and there are plenty of people out there who can't use a mouse due to various disabilities. I'd definitely go with the Java one if you can, as this is more portable (I believe you can get them to run on iOS devices where Flash would be a no-go) and would allow non-mouse navigation. Having said that, the last time I used Uploadify was about a year ago, so things may have changed since then with regards to the non-mouse interaction. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
Re: [PHP] upload big files
okay, sorry, you are right. i thought it would be purely javascript but forgot the flash component. but if you don't want your user to blindly upload 300mb over hours (depending on his internet connection) there are no other possibilities than using one of that components. or does anyone have another solution? 2011/4/16 Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.uk On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:36 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com Uploadify might appear to be purely Javascript, but it is in-fact Flash doing the actual upload work. I've used this before, and found it impossible to use without a mouse and defaults to a standard upload input element if you don't have Flash player installed on that browser. These might not seem like major issues, but I for one don't have Flash installed on my Windows partition (found it to be too much of a security risk) and there are plenty of people out there who can't use a mouse due to various disabilities. I'd definitely go with the Java one if you can, as this is more portable (I believe you can get them to run on iOS devices where Flash would be a no-go) and would allow non-mouse navigation. Having said that, the last time I used Uploadify was about a year ago, so things may have changed since then with regards to the non-mouse interaction. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
Re: [PHP] upload big files
On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:47 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: okay, sorry, you are right. i thought it would be purely javascript but forgot the flash component. but if you don't want your user to blindly upload 300mb over hours (depending on his internet connection) there are no other possibilities than using one of that components. or does anyone have another solution? 2011/4/16 Ashley Sheridan a...@ashleysheridan.co.uk On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 15:36 +0200, Daniel Jost wrote: hi! this form would not really be a nice solution to upload 300mb. there would be no progress bar and no other possibility for the user to get feedback. you should consider to use a java uploaded - or a bit nicer - a javascript based solution like this: http://www.uploadify.com/ http://www.uploadify.com/daniel 2011/4/14 Ricardo Martinez harisel...@gmail.com Hi List! Need can upload big files ( around 300MB ) the system must be easy of use ( cann't use ftp ). Was thinking in make it, using a form with post, and update the cfg files for can upload big files. But don't know how it going to work. I think that can give a lot of errors or be unestable. Just asking if anyone had a project like this one ;) Greetings! -- Ricardo ___ IT Architect website: http://www.pulsarinara.com Uploadify might appear to be purely Javascript, but it is in-fact Flash doing the actual upload work. I've used this before, and found it impossible to use without a mouse and defaults to a standard upload input element if you don't have Flash player installed on that browser. These might not seem like major issues, but I for one don't have Flash installed on my Windows partition (found it to be too much of a security risk) and there are plenty of people out there who can't use a mouse due to various disabilities. I'd definitely go with the Java one if you can, as this is more portable (I believe you can get them to run on iOS devices where Flash would be a no-go) and would allow non-mouse navigation. Having said that, the last time I used Uploadify was about a year ago, so things may have changed since then with regards to the non-mouse interaction. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk The last time I had to do something like this was for large video files which could sometimes go beyond 2GB. In the end I allowed the files to be transferred over FTP (with the same username/password that they logged in via the web interface), but also included a Java applet in the web interface as well so that it appeared to allow the upload as normal, but behind the scenes it was all FTP. HTTP isn't great for large uploads, but a protocol like FTP is perfectly suited for it. -- Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
