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Thread: Uploading large files error

  1. #11
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    I appreciate all the work you are doing on the script.

    Just wanted to revisit this file upload thing.

    I am able to upload files 100 megs or smaller, but anything over that craps out, regardless of my php settings. I wonder if there is anything else I can look at. I looked through the Apache 2 conf files, but didn't see anything there restricting upload size.

    I tried uploading a 125 Mb file, using the following php settings:

    Code:
    file_uploads On
    max_execution_time 70000
    max_input_time 60000
    memory_limit 256M
    upload_max_filesize 500M
    post_max_size 508M
    I'm on my own Centos 4.4 box with an Intel dual-core processor and 2 gigs of ram.

    I still got the following error:

    Temporary File Name :
    File Size :0
    File Type :
    File Name :marijuana-truth_or_menace.flv
    The file you are trying to upload is too big.


    Do you think I might need a bigger bong?

  2. #12

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    i've tried to upload any file over 30 mb.. but i get blank page and so does my host when they upload the file...

    my host hide the php.ini for some gay ass reason so i cant tell you that.

    My host tells me over and over and over its the script because other people on there hosting have clipshare and have 0 problems..

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecool6101
    my host hide the php.ini for some gay ass reason so i cant tell you that......My host tells me over and over and over its the script because other people on there hosting have clipshare and have 0 problems..
    Can you go to yoursite.com/vsharefolder/phpinfo.php ?

    That will show you your php settings.

    It's possible to over-ride the server php.ini by putting your own php.ini in the top folder you want the over-ride to take place... but if your host won't let you see php.ini they are not likely to have this override enabled in Apache.

    You can try it though...

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    Here - http://www.ufvlive.com/phpinfo.php

    My host tells me that is the settings i am supposed to have. Can anyone confirm?

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    Do you think I might need a bigger bong?
    No uckn way, but i think a bigger cone might help....hehe

  6. #16
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    Default Problem seems to be in the upload form

    OK, I have the following PHP settings on OTube.ca

    Code:
    file_uploads On 
    max_execution_time 70000 
    max_input_time 60000 
    memory_limit 256M 
    upload_max_filesize 500M
    post_max_size 508M
    It's a dedicated box with two gigs of ram and a dual core processor. I have maybe 300 gigs a month going out in traffic - not very heavy hit for the setup.

    I tried to upload a 140 Mb file (smaller than the memory that I was allowing it) and got the following error that indicates that the maximum file size is a setting in the upload form, rather than in php:


    Code:
    Temporary File Name :
    File Size :0
    File Type :
    File Name :LifeOfRileyTV_1949-10-04_Tonsils_star-JackieGleason.flv
    [ERROR: 2] The uploaded file exceeds the MAX_FILE_SIZE directive that was specified in the HTML form.
    Not a complaint, just calling it to your attention. Appreciate the work you're doing.

  7. #17
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    There is a 100MB limit in the upload.tpl file that you will prolly have to change.

    search for:

    <td><div class="formHighlight"><input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="104857600">

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