Hi,

I have implemented FileField on a site where the owner has to upload very large files, currently looking at 500MB with potential for a size increase later.

My local php.ini has the following entries...

post_max_size=10000M
upload_max_filesize=5000M
max_execution_time=120
max_input_time=120
memory_limit = 512M

These settings are correctly reported in phpinfo()

I've even allocated 512M to apache and the server has 2GB available to it.

however when even uploading a 107MB file I get the following error message...

The file in the whatever field was unable to be uploaded.

I have tried in IE 7, FF3 and Chrome, the client has already tried on Mac Safari. I'm using the PRIVATE file system.

Please, if anyone has any pointers on this can they suggest where I should start looking for this.

Thanks,
Keith

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vm’s picture

vm commented

awfully large files to try and handle them with php. I think I'd try swfupload and bypass PHP altogether.

Keith Hurst’s picture

Keith Hurst commented

Thanks for your input.

I am using FileField because it integrates with CCK which I need and I don't think SWFUpload has a CCK widget as yet (although it seems one is being worked on). The content form I have will have two files uploaded, both zips one containing mp3s one high res audio. I need to know which is which.

As I understand it SWFUpload is more a replacement for the 'standard' uploading capabilities of core Drupal?

Keith

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quicksketch
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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

This is a server configuration problem (as it ALWAYS is). See #473760: HTTP 0 error when uploading ANY file for a slew of suggestions.