Re: File uploading

From: Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2001 04:38:23 +0000
Subject: Re: File uploading
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> I'm using Linux 6.2 server, apache + php3 + mysql. > I've just finished writing a web based file management system for an intranet, whereby > clients upload/delete files to the server from a web page, and the php inputs the file info into a > database (mysql), and automatically creates/deletes directories on the server, where it will then > upload the file. Everything works great so far except for one serious problem: I'm using the > "copy" command, which copies(uploads) from the client to a /tmp first, and then copies > from there to the appropriate directory. The problem is that, apparently, there is a 2 Mb file size > limitation for doing this. Does anyone out there have a way around this ? Clients very often upload > excel, power point, and other files that greatly exceed the 2 Mb limit. > Any help is greatly appreciated. Look at MAX_FILE_SIZE and upload_max_filesize -- you'll need to set it larger than the default 2 MB in your php.ini file. best, Jeff

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