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Posted by Martin Mandl - m2m tech support on 12/30/06 07:23
Dear Tim,
the browser uploads the file to the server running your script. From
there your server moves the files into the folders you specified or
ftp's them to another server ...
Thus, YES, max_upload_size will affect the upload. Have a look if your
provider allows perl. There are quite a lot of perl scripts you can use
for file upload and circumvent the php settings of your provider
Have fun
Martin
Tim McGurk wrote:
> Probably a stupid question, but since I can't find an actual answer...
>
> Does the max_upload_size variable affect FTP if using a PHP ftp script?
>
> I'm working on something where we need to be able to upload .mp3 files that
> are sometimes 11 or 12 MB, but our hosting company has max_upload_size at
> 2MB and won't increase it.
>
> We want to upload from the browser, not from an FTP client, and I found some
> PHP ftp code, but I assume that max_upload_size will still affect the
> upload, even if we use ftp functions.
>
> Is that correct?
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