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files bigger 1MB= only by ftp

Started by marceln, August 22, 2006, 06:52:40 AM

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marceln

I can upload files bigger 1MB only by ftp, it doesnt work by win XP and site uploader

here is result , when i tried to upload by website :

No file was uploaded !
If you have really selected a file to upload, check that the server allows file uploads...
File: /home/vhosts/******.110mb.com/public_html/db_input.php - Line: 311

ewerything works properly when i upload files smaller than 1MB
webhost supports 10MB files of any kind (which works because it works by ftp and then batch add with big files)

Sami

Read the sticky thread:
Trouble-shooting the upload process
read the lines comes after
Please keep in mind that HTTP uploads are limited by the restrictions placed upon them in PHP's configuration.
at first post
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marceln

i found:
upload_max_filesize   1M
in my phpinfo

so i will have to upload by ftp and then batch add
there is no other solution(only webhost can change it, cant it?)

thank you

Sami

Or you can ask your webhost to change the php configuration for you
upload_max_filesize   2M is fair
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Joachim Müller

There are other settings that might have an impact as well (both client and server sided). This being said, your issues may be solved if your webhost changes those settings for you.

marceln

so Im trying to find a solution, admin of my freewebhost is very nice and he is willing to help me and to one other guy with similar problem , but he dont know how,

he doesnt want to change things globally, he want to find a way we could change this upload_max_filesize things by ourselfs as we need.
we tried .htaccess but it didnt work

is changing our php.ini the only one solution?

Sami

This is not a Coppermine issue !
This is web admin issue ;)
creating a custome php.ini on your web root May work
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