Topic: PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT ?????

[PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT]

hi i have a BIIIG problem///

when i upload something with php on 212.204.137.181
i keep getting props// the prop is that all 2 mb or higher (tried 1.7 and 2.4 mb) it doesnt get uploaded but multiple's do! ( so there is enough space on HD (how can u ask it in LINUX anyway)) though can u help me out..

i have build an forum at forum and a test site at test (ip/test ip/forum)


upload takes place in ebay the red cross is a missing header.jpg file
BB = upload then data insertion so
TEST = direct upload to /home etc etc/ html/test/upload
PS I DONT KNOW IF THERE IS A FILE LIMIT I JUST ASSUME IT>> SO DONT SEND ME MESSAGES THAT THEIR AINT A LIMIT>>> JUST THE AWNSER THIS TIME

[George Stanza]

DOODZ! LIKE RUN PICO OR NANU ON PHP.INI!  KTHXBYE!

[PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT]

whatz that/?? what do i have to do??
plz explain further

[Who is who]

Dude,

R U XPERIENCED?!

HTH. HAND.

[George Stanza]

%grep upload_max_filesize /usr/local/lib/php.ini
upload_max_filesize = 4M
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You know what you have to do.

[Gregor Mendel]

once you are experienced, you will understand how to hybridize peas, and you won't have a 2mb limit

[PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT]

yes i know.. but i dont know pico and nanu!!! i ussually use mcedit or a X based editor so when when someone starts saying i have to edit it with nanu/pico and some other words in english that i didnt understand... then what...

however i did now how to edit the PHP stuff ./etc/php.ini under File Uploads

[PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT]

yes i know.. but i dont know pico and nanu!!! i ussually use mcedit or a X based editor so when when someone starts saying i have to edit it with nanu/pico and some other words in english that i didnt understand... then what...

however i did now how to edit the PHP stuff ./etc/php.ini under File Uploads

BTW I AM EXPERIENCED!!!!

[PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT]

what would happen if i should delete the entire line.. will there be a maximum or ???

[Nathan Fowler]

It would then use the default.  I wouldn't recommend making that change.  Note that in some versions of E-Smith php.ini is templated, so it is recommended that you update the template itself.  To do so simply modify the templated located in /etc/e-smith/templates/etc/php.ini or create a custom template, whichever is your choice.

If the directory doesn't exist then you don't have the template and you can update the php.ini without worrying about your changes being overwritten.

Nathan

[Jeroen]

Waarom gebruik je geen normale tekst...niet zoveel hoofdletters. Ook het vermelden van een naam i.p.v. PHP UPLOAD 2 MB LIMIT levert je veel meer en serieuze antwoorden op. Je lijkt zo wel een klein kind.

Jeroen

[Rob Wellesley]

http://www.myezserver.com/downloads/mitel/howto/webmail-attachment-size-howto.html