I have a problem with the Ajaxplorer. I have configured it for uploading and downloading files and this is also working very well but just when the files are smaller than 100M. When I am trying to upload a bigger file there appears a I/O Error with an HTTP Error 404 (The upload is shown as completed but than the error appears).
Here is the configuration background:
PHP is running on a Windows Server 2008 R2
The max. uploading memory size is 2G (configured in the php.ini. This value is also shown in the
Ajaxplorer)
All relevant folder are writeable (i have configured the php session file and also in the
Ajaxplorer the temp file and after every uploading error i find in these directory a temporary
file so i think it´s writable)
Have you set your post_max_size as well?
--- php.net---
Sets max size of post data allowed. This setting also affects file upload.
To upload large files, this value must be larger than upload_max_filesize.
If memory limit is enabled by your configure script, memory_limit also
affects file uploading.
More info:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.post-max-size
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I am playing with plupload 2.1.3 and can't get it to complete an upload using their custom example. I get a 103, unable to move uploaded file. If I look in the upload directory I see the file I tried to upload listed as test.png.part. My php.ini lists /tmp as my upload_tmp_dir.
From this I gather that the permissions are correct (I even set everything to 777 temporarily -- go difference).
This is a fairly newly configured server so it may not be related to plupload.
You have to check your PHP configurations on php.ini file.
If your upload is constantly being interrupted you either need to increase the maximum upload size or the time before your PHP script times out. Check this variables:
post_max_size
upload_max_filesize
max_execution_time
You can either increase in your PHP configuration file or increase in your script using the ini_set function. Check the manual for more details. PHP Manual
Uploading files larger than around 100KB fails with 500 server error. The site is built on Laravel and is using AJAX for file uploading. Small files can be loaded without problems.
I have tested uploading with the same image that is scaled with GIMP to smaller than 100KB and another one which is scaled bigger than 100KB, so the problem cannot be file type or anything related to image itself instead the problem seems to be related only to file size.
I have checked php.ini for max memory, upload_max_filesize, post_max_size and all are fine. I have also checked that apache virtualhost is not having max file size configuration. I have checked apache logs and it shows only 500 server error without anymore details. I cannot find any clue in any other log file. I have debugged the jQuery to AJAX call and ensured that the called function on PHP side is not being called. I have tried to check Laravel configurations, but couldn't find anything that could be related.
Any ideas where the file size limit could be coming from? Or any ideas where to get more information where the 500 is coming from?
The reason was apache mod_fcgid which was limiting file upload size to 128KB by default.
I am try to uploading file on WordPress server.after 8 mb uploading file is break.There are three ways to increase the size of the uploading file.
PHP.ini (Changing the settings of PHP.ini file)
htaccess (Also change the settings in htaccess file but still of no use)
changing settings in wp-admin file.
all are not working.
Is it any other way to increase the size of the uploading file.
You have to configure this two things in php.ini upload_max_filesize and post_max_size then restart your webserver
Apart from the maximum filesize setting, try to look and configure max_execution_time and post_max_size in the php.ini if necessary. Then,restart Apache.
It depends on where you are uploading file ie. On which site.
What is your connection bandwidth.
How much uploading your WordPress service provider supporting.
Your script can have a limited set of time to be executed.
Try set the request timeout inside the php script with set_time_limit() (for a test on time limit, not for an upload)
Often, when the limit is represented by the size of file, you should have a message warning before the upload starts. In this case the server is letting you upload, so in most cases it's not a size problem.
Take into account also that some providers are imposing execution time from web server setup so you have to check this too. If I were you I'll try to execute a script that does nothing (wait) for some minutes, and see if that the time the request goes in timeout is the same for uploading a file.
how can i upload and unzip large size file such a size 30-35mb.what is limitation of file size on server.
when i upload zip file of 32mb it's show
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my code is available on this link
how to unzip uploaded zip file?
There is a setting called upload_max_filesize in PHP. You will have to change that value.
EDIT:
As lanzz mentions below there is another relevant setting called post_max_size which limits the maximum amount of POST data which will be processed / may be sent by/to PHP.
My hosts server has an .ini upload_max_filesize of 4mb. I have written some PHP which checks the file size of the upload and throws an error if that size is exceeded. Problem is if the file they are trying to upload is larger than the .ini setting of 4mb my code doesnt get executed as the $_FILES variable shows file size of 0 and error code 1. Is there a way i can check the size of an upload that is bigger than what is set in .ini??
Thanks
Paul
You cannot check whether a file is bigger than allowed size before the user has tried to upload it.
PHP is a server-side programming language, it takes the flow control after the webserver handled the request completely.
And your code gets the control after some internal php routines have been performed (such as handling file uploads, slashing request strings, filling superglobals, etc)
So the most correct scenario for you to follow is to check if error appeared during file upload and behave accordingly.