Posted by Jerry Sievers on 05/25/05 22:26

Hi. I am curious if a configuration that would allow (for example)
200MB file upload size, has the implication that the PHP memory
footprint is very large at ALL times?

This is for a client wishing to "very occasionally" require these huge
uploads.

Not long ago, we set up for 40mb and it looked like ps/top and other
memory reporting utilities showed apache using a much larger memory
segment than before.

We could afford 40mb but 200 is going to cause a shortfall,
theoretically anyway.

Apache 1.3.x and PHP 4.3.3 (pretty sure)

Thanks.

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