I wrote a upload script to upload files in PHP. suppose if some client upload files and those got uploaded partially or failed during upload. I wonder what happens to the file on the server. Does it get deleted ? I am really confused how to handle those partial uploads. Does PHP handle them ?
Any help is accepted
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I'm using the Vimeo API to create an upload interface on my website. However, the standard example here https://developer.vimeo.com/api/guides/videos/upload requires the file to be uploaded via a temp file on my server. Unfortunately, the size of file I can upload is limited by the php ini settings to 20mb (editing the php ini file is not permitted with my hosting package).
After searching on here, all the examples I can find appear to use the same method and require $_FILES['fileToUpload']['tmp_name'] - tmp_name being the temporary file created on my server when uploading - which fails if the file is larger than 20mb.
Is it even possible to upload directly from client (desktop or mobile device) to vimeo's server? If it is, can someone point me in the direction of an example or guides?
I am gonna to save file when the file is still uploading to the server!
For example, the client uploads a video to the server and I want to get that file and save it when client waits to finish it. in other words, I want to save uploaded file every 100kb.
Maybe you ask me, why I am going to do this! Here is why:
I am creating a video conferencing stream by PHP, I want to save uploading video and get it in another clients device!
Can I use php:// to get that file?
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So I have a large file I need to upload via php (~1gb). After uploading the file I'm using php for further analysis.
My code works for smaller files. Is there a way to solve this issue? I changed php.ini to accommodate the upload of large file size but it still fails.
Update: I tried doing what people suggested in upload large files using php, apache and it still does not work.
I'am trying to upload media files (video, audio, images), the upload process done successfully, but in case of video uploading I don't find the video in it's directory on the server, this the code:
$model->fileName=CUploadedFile::getInstance($model, 'fileName');
if($model->save()){
$model->fileName->saveAs(getcwd()."/files/video/".$u->userName."/".$model->fileName);
so, when I open this directing I don't find the uploaded video, what is the problem here?
and can you give me php functions to get the file type and size?
thank you :)
So, I'm creating an FTP client using PHP.
What I want is, if the upload fails (timed out, connection error, etc.), it will try to upload the file again in 1 minute, and if it fails again then try in 10 minuts, until it reached the maximum time to upload the file.
Let's say I have these files in my local folder:
File1.ext, File2.ext, File3.ext. And I successfully uploaded File1.ext and File3.ext. I should reupload the File2.ext, how should I do it? Any ideas?
I am running my script in the background using exec(), and if the upload is done, it will send me an email regarding the process. And I am doing recursive upload, it checks the files in my local folder then upload it one by one then deletes it after uploading.
Thanks!