page timeout issue for only some users

[local_master]

only 1-2 users have experienced "page timeout" issue when uploading videos. Do you know what could be the problem?

[admin]

check your server php.ini settings

Following are values we use on our server

max_execution_time = 600
max_input_time = 600
memory_limit = 32M
error_reporting = E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR
display_errors = On
register_globals = On
post_max_size = 800M
file_uploads = On
upload_max_filesize = 800M

[zeffer]

Where can i check the php settings? Do i have to log through ssh? Or can i find it through cpanel?

[devarioj]

Where can i check the php settings? Do i have to log through ssh? Or can i find it through cpanel?

through ssh edit php.ini

/etc/php.ini

to edit it type VI /etc/php.ini

go to the values, change them, then how shift and press ZZ to save the changes.

You may or may not need to type :wq to exit the file.

Reboot your server and the changes will take effect. Hope this helps. It worked for me...Just use the settings that Admin gave you and you should be good.

To make sure the changes are made once you restart the server go to
http://www.yourdomainnamehere.com/phpinfo.php

it should show everything's current configuration.

[zeffer]

wish it was as easy as it sounds i have only been doing web stuff for 4 months and now run 2 100mb servers to accomidate our websites demands, i learn very quickly and learnt to mod scripts add flash make flash and crap within hours of having the need to. I guess im not a linux man, taking me a while to do shell commands.

[devarioj]

wish it was as easy as it sounds i have only been doing web stuff for 4 months and now run 2 100mb servers to accomidate our websites demands, i learn very quickly and learnt to mod scripts add flash make flash and crap within hours of having the need to. I guess im not a linux man, taking me a while to do shell commands.

Oh trust me it's easy...im no expert. I just learned how to do what I just posted 2 days ago, from posting on here and looking around the net.

[admin]

If you have dedicated server with root access and won't know how to work in SSH, use WinSCP to connect to server, then download php.ini, take a copy of it, then modify the orginal file and upload to the server. Now restart apache web server to have php.ini settings changed.

[zeffer]

I just got the dude who set mine up to do it. Also had my server slowing things down each site was set to use 30mb ram. So he put a bit more ram power into to cover overhead on the vshare site.

[zeffer]

Ill tell u how i go ill try up a big file now.