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Posted by Peter Fox on 06/15/05 13:57
Following on from RT's message. . .
> Hi
>
> I have an application in which the client is allowed to upload files,
> some of these files can be as large as 20 megs in size. I have
> increased the php.ini max file size to 50meg and we have increased
> the apache timeout out to 10 minutes yet I can?t even get a 12 meg
> file to upload.
>
>
> Does any one know the limitation on file uploads for php or is there
> another setting I need to change in the php.ini file.
Probably not the answer you wanted, but I would have thought that FTP
rather than HTTP would be better because it is possible to get progress
feedback which is not available using web pages. Since these files are
large you're not talking casual users here so making them 'invest' in
the proper tool for the job or making the effort to provide it doesn't
seem unreasonable.
>
> Thanks
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