Richard -
It turned out that the following was missing from Apache's httpd.conf file:
<Files *.php> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP LimitRequestBody 5000000 </Files>
Not sure what that does or where I should have read about it, but I did find that in an email I got with Google.
Todd
Richard Lynch wrote:
Todd Cary wrote:
I am using php 4 and Apache 1.3 on a RH 9 box.
upload_max_filesize is set to 5M
post_max_size is set to 8M
MAX_FILE_SIZE in the HTML upload page is set to 5000000
I get the error "The document contains no data" with any file over 500 KB.
What is creating the error?
Are you sure the HTML one isn't 500000?... :-)
Also double-check your settings in <?php phpinfo();?> to be sure that the php.ini you changed is the one PHP reads...
Actually, though, you shouldn't get "The document contains no data" in any
of these, unless your BROWSER is getting tired of waiting for a response
from the server.
The PHP script should still be invoked, and it should be able to detect the over-sized file uploaded, and it should print some kind of error message about that.
It's quite possible your script does absolutely NOTHING when the file is over-sized, and then it prints nothing out, and so the document is completely empty, and you get that message.
Review the PHP you wrote and see what you did for an over-sized check on the file uploaded, or any other kind of upload error. Are you printing SOMETHING out in that case?
While we're touching base on this subject, I know that you don't know much about this Todd, but does anyone else know where we can find more information about making modifications to PHP's operations inline in a configuration file such as this?
Thanks -dant
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