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New Member | webzight posts 5 7:51 pm June 25, 2009
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I have problems uploading any fles over 10MB. Is a there a hard limit on file size? If so where do I reset same to larger number. I have set file size limit to 100MB in the cForms options, but I don't get any files actually uploaded bigger than 10MB
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If I knew what I was doing, I wouldn't be asking;-)
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 7:13 am June 26, 2009
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upload limits and what PHP settings to change has been covered several times in this forum (or google).
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New Member | webzight posts 5 3:24 pm June 26, 2009
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Thanks Oliver.
I did a search before asking.
I did NOT see anything relating to my problem.
All the other file upload failures I saw related to error messages which I am NOT getting!
It just will not upload any files larger than 10MB, no error messages!
I'll look around some more but I could not find anything that even remotely resembled what I am expericing.
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If I knew what I was doing, I wouldn't be asking;-)
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New Member | webzight posts 5 4:06 pm June 26, 2009
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Follow up to last post. I did a phpinfo() call and found that the upload_max_filesize is 20MB. That should allow anything up to 20MB to be uploaded right? I was told that I cannot use the .htaccess to override the upload_max_filesize value as I do not have access to the phpini() function! Is this true? I have set the PHP version to 5 in the .htaccess file btw.
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If I knew what I was doing, I wouldn't be asking;-)
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 4:04 pm June 27, 2009
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From experience I know that you need to count in quite some overhead, try bumping it up to 50 MB or so. There are also additional PHP settings that can affect the upload…might want to check out this link, too
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