Hey i have a script that uses uberupload to upload files and whenever i try to upload files over 500mb it stops uploading at 423mb. All my php.ini setting are set at 1024mb for post and uploads and the max execution time was set to unlimited so any ideas? Thanks for the help.
if you're on shared hosting, it's possible your own ini settings are being overwridden by a main configuration somewhere.
check your apache logs and see is there anything interesting? also as far as i'm aware, the uber-upload script uses cURL to upload files so it could be something got to do with that, and not your server. either way the logs should probably mention if it was a script-timeout.
Take a look at these two: post_max_size - The maximum file size when uploading files with post (the upload form). max_input_time - The maximum time a script is allowed to parse input data. Ex. POST, GET, and file uploads.
Hey SG, all the php.ini settings are set properly, i disabled eaccelerator and fcgi so im gonna try again tonight and see if it works.
Don't suppose it's a storage issue i.e. limited space on tmp. Don't know if this would effect it during the upload stage...
Its on a 1TB hd so dont think so lol also i disabled eaccelerator and recompiled php without fcgi and it still doesn't work. Realy bugging me atm lol thanks for the help.
It seems strange that it would stop on 423mb and not just some random number, so I'm only guessing theres something wrong with what you thought was right how many bytes did you set your max_upload_size in the uber config 423mb = 443547648bytes or 1000mb = 1048576000bytes
What I meant was more in relation to partitions on the box. I've previously had a server with 180GB drive in total, however only 1GB mounted on tmp.......