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Re: why would a large not upload, when a small does, when it is still within the POST limit?

Posted by lawrence k on 02/17/06 05:49

Andy Hassall wrote:
> What I'm trying to steer you towards is the Apache error log (which you seem
> to have found now, or at least are close), because I bet you have an error in
> there similar to:
>
> [Wed Jan 25 23:14:11 2006] [error] [client 192.168.1.14] Requested
> content-length of 3191154 is larger than the configured limit of 3000000,
> referer: http://server.localhost/~andyh/file_upload.php
>
> This is the most likely cause of the problem I can think of that matches the
> symptoms you describe.

That error would make sense, and that is what I first assumed. Still,
we've edited the php.ini file to allow 100 meg uploads, so an error of
that kind is impossible, yes? For an 8 meg PDF file, say?

You can see the output of the phpinfo() command here:

http://www.publicdomainsoftware.org/info.php

Note that it says:

post_max_size 100M

Are there any other settings that would limit the size of uploads?

Thanks for all your help.

 

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