I have a PHP application that allows users to upload pictures to the server, works perfectly fine on my shared hosting server.
I recently migrated to GCP Compute Engine using bitnami, this same code base doesn’t allow such uploads,
Does GCP not allow user file upload?
Is there any permission I need to grant to allow users to upload files to the server using the regular PHP function move_uploaded_file ()?
Earlier I have given the target URL as https://<domain_name>/<folder_name> to upload the attachment but it didn't work. So, I have tried to give a bitnami project URL /opt/bitnami/apache/htdocs/<folder_name> to upload an attachment and it works.
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I have an online website hosted locally using a wamp server and there is an images folder on the local network where I need to read images from it and upload images to it.
The network administrator gives me access to read and write to the folder using username and password.
I make a search and found that we can use an alias (is this will help in my case?)
Any help please?
I am working with Laravel and my website is uploaded to shared hosting. I made a basic panel to upload video to vimeo using vimeo sdk.
Everything is working fine except when I try to upload larger files, it fails with
This site can’t be reached
The connection was reset.
Try:
Checking the connection
Checking the proxy and the firewall
ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
I don't have any option to access httpd file as suggested in some answers.
However I changed the settings from cpanel as shown in image
My question is- How I can upload large videos without failing?
2. If videos are uploading to vimeo, why do I need to change my upload_max_filesize or any other thing like that.
I have a simple php local sever with xampp,
Ftp Server with included fileZilla.
I have designed a site to upload files is there a way to upload files directly to ftp from my site without first uploading it to the server? Currently in using the normal html form go upload the file.
The form doesn't upload large files.. I tried with a 350mb file and the connection timed out..
Is there a way to upload the file to ftp server directly from the website (no 3rd party software on client)
UPDATE (29/13/17)
My problem was solved by using php only. I can upload large files now.
How ever the question is still unanswered.
In your ftp its easy to upload files. You can see a tutorial from youtube like
In this tutorial using filezilla. Its fine ftp softwere
I have My web services coded in php and its hosted on aws using elastic bean stalk .If I want to edit any of my code I am connecting to the EC# instance from file zilla and connecting to the server.Sincek is in autoscaling what it does is it automatically scales up and down depending upon the traffic and data storage so when it scales down It takes the copy of the latest zip file uploaded from the aws dashbord and replace that with the current system configuration , it does not take back up of files uploaded from file zilla.So is there any way where in I can get back my previously uploded files to the server from file zilla?
I even tried connecting to the EC2 instance using ssh but I could not find my previous files over there also . Is it this that correct way to upload any application is from elastic beanstalk dashbord only ? and not editing from file zilla?
You are right that it will pick up the version of the file originally deployed when the instances scale up or down.
The recommended workflow for this scenario are to upload the zip file to the AWS console using the "Upload and Deploy" button.
You can also use CLI tools or APIs like:
awscli: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/elasticbeanstalk/index.html
eb http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/command-reference-eb.html
UpdateEnvironment API: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/APIReference/API_UpdateEnvironment.html
Given that your current workflow involves the console, you can upload a new version of the file using the AWS console.
Read the walkthrough here for more details:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/GettingStarted.Walkthrough.html
I have a php page that receive information with attachment from user and upload it, the page work perfectly local, but when work on production it doesn't work,
the server specs.
windows server 2003
Iirf is installed on IIS6 instead of .htaccess
while searching for solutions with the technical support i found that the folder where to upload is marked as read only,
i returned back to my localhost and mark the folder to upload on my machine as read only and the same problem occurred, and the technical support agent see that this issue doesn't made the problem and it doesn't affect the process of upload and refuse to remove the read only flag for me
the question is: Does this flag restrict the page from upload files to this folder or doesn't affect?
http://pt2.php.net/manual/pt_BR/function.sys-get-temp-dir.php
Can you try uploading to the temp dir of the production server?
Have you tried changing the owner of the folder? I guess ISS doesnt have access with the account it uses.