You could always program in something (perhaps in Ajax) to monitor the
progress of the file upload and check for errors periodically.
Luke Slater
On 8 Aug 2008, at 11:55, Peter Ford <pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
Tom wrote:
Im very glad to fix this problem, but the next one is here: Other
machine (but 2 GB Ram), same suse version, same (working now)
php.ini
with limits to 5000M now and i can't upload a File greater than
900MB.
A file under 900MB i see the tmp file growing. A File with +1 GB no
temp file seeing at all and break after a view minutes. It's
horrible
with no error codes and wasting pure of time :-(
The maximum size of an HTTP request is 2Gb. /Per Jessen, Zürich
Also bear in mind that the file is MIME encoded (so probably
actually a base-64 stream or some such) and the actual size of the
data sent in the request is therefore likely to be some fraction
bigger than the file itself (like 33% bigger for base-64 encoding)
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