Re: is there a File Upload limit 4000bytes...
| From: | Bill Borum | Date: | Fri, 16 Nov 2001 20:15:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: is there a File Upload limit 4000bytes... | ||
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Gary,
I am a bit of a php newbie and could be a mile off base, but I suspect that
the answer lies somewhere in your php.ini file. I noticed that it defaults
several settings to 4096 bytes.
HTH,
Bill
"Gary Davidson" <garyrobertdavidson@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:20011116175100.37086.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
| I have a script for uploading images which seems to stop working after
4000
| bytes?
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| using $HTTP_POST_FILES I alway get a 'name' and 'type' but
| all files bigger than 4000 bytes are returned without tmp_name and size?
| MAX_FILE_SIZE is 20000000
| and all php memory, post_max and upload_max are set to 8M
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| Im very confused and my head hurts from thinking too hard but I have a
| feeling im
| going to have to kick myself in the butt !
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| see for yourself http://213.61.126.228/up.php
| A give out the $HTTP_POST_FILES in the example...
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| Why me...
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| Thx in advance.
| Gary
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