Hi, I've been having trouble uploading large files to my Ubuntu server, using PHP. The limit seems to be 10M - not nearly enough. I've already taken care of everything I could think of in the php.ini file - max_execution_time, max_input_time, post_max_size, upload_max_filesize etc. The script works and I can see the progress bar working. After the file is fully uploaded, I have a script that tests the file validity. The script fails because the file doesn't exist. So I think the file is uploaded, but for some reason, not saved. Any ideas?
Hi. Any reports from your server's error log? Also, pure PHP can't use 'progress bar'; that's as far as I know. So you must be using HTML5 technologies perhaps? Hendra
Really hard to help you without seeing your upload code... Actually, effectively impossible to help without seeing your code. ... and yeah, agreeing with what @hdewantara said, which is basically: "what progress bar?" Are you Ajax uploading or something? Though again, the new lengthComputable / onprogress scripting is NOT HTML 5... even if people keep calling it that...
@deathshadow: Ahh you're right, General It belongs to the XMLHttpRequest2 specification, not HTML5's. Learning something new, everyday. Hendra