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

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Posted by Andy Hassall on 02/17/06 23:16

On 16 Feb 2006 19:49:48 -0800, "lawrence k" <lkrubner@geocities.com> wrote:

>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?

No. The error above is an Apache error in response to an Apache configuration
setting. Search Google to find out what it is, after you find it in your Apache
error log.

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