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Large File Uploads

I made my list and checked it twice. :(

         

bendee

6:42 pm on Mar 25, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I've got a client who wants to allow his clients to upload 100MB files thru HTTP. He also wants a progress meter. I'm using the megaupload progress meter, minus the 5MB filesize limit. I've also set my apache transfer timeout to a ludicrously high number, and in php.ini I've set upload_max_filesize, max_execution_time, max_execution_time, etc to values that should allow for large file uploads.

I can upload files of several MB, but w/ anything larger, either the transfer hangs or $HTTP_POST_FILES is empty for the processing script. megaupload uses some perl/cgi code to handle the post data and show the progress meter, but I looked thru it carefully and nothing in there seems to be likely to cause a problem. Can anyone give me advice on what else I should look into? This is driving me NUTS...

mykel79

7:10 pm on Mar 27, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Maybe you could persuade the client to allow the files to be sent through email and then automatically extracted from the messages on the server? I think that would be much more reliable and less frustrating for the users (less chances of a timeout).