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Vincent Saulnier	Monday 20 January 2003 6:00:54 am When I want to upload a file via the File (under 5 MB) class sometimes the file is not uploaded and it leaves the field blank. Is there a bug with file transfer? Is there a configuration I should use in apache, php has already been configured! Thank you.
Tony Wood	Monday 20 January 2003 9:01:10 am I had this... I can be that you var/cache/storage directory is not present or the web server does not have access privilages to it. > When I want to upload a file via the File (under 5 MB) class > sometimes the file is not uploaded and it leaves the field > blank. > > Is there a bug with file transfer? Tony Wood : twitter.com/tonywood Vision with Technology Experts in eZ Publish consulting & development Power to the Editor! Free eZ Training : http://www.VisionWT.com/training eZ Future Podcast : http://www.VisionWT.com/eZ-Future
Vincent Saulnier	Tuesday 21 January 2003 6:22:29 am I should tell you that the size of the files I want to transfer are 400 Mo and above!
Vincent Saulnier	Tuesday 21 January 2003 6:38:37 am > Most php installs have a limit of 8Mb, take a look at the > post_max_size in phpinfo(); > > Most providers do this for a reason! Use FTP for files >> 8 > Mb, such as 400 Mb. The http-protocol is not designed for > such files! Thank you hans but I forget to write that I've already changed : post_max_filesize= 1Go memory_limit=1Go max_input_time=0 (unlimitited time) max_execution_time=0 (unlimited time) upload_max_filesize=1Go Do you know a way to use a browser to use FTP protocole that works with PC and MAC
Tony Wood	Tuesday 21 January 2003 6:53:36 am Hi, Assumption: You cannot upload any files using eZPublish 3 admin interface. I had something similar to this. For me the problem was that apache did not have sufficient rights to var/cache/storage location. The solution is to give apache rights to var/cache/storage i.e. chown noone.noone var/cache/storage or something similar. I hope this helps a little. Tony > When I want to upload a file via the File (under 5 MB) class > sometimes the file is not uploaded and it leaves the field > blank. > > Is there a bug with file transfer? > > Is there a configuration I should use in apache, php has > already been configured! > > Thank you. Tony Wood : twitter.com/tonywood Vision with Technology Experts in eZ Publish consulting & development Power to the Editor! Free eZ Training : http://www.VisionWT.com/training eZ Future Podcast : http://www.VisionWT.com/eZ-Future
Vincent Saulnier	Tuesday 21 January 2003 7:09:21 am > Hi, > > Assumption: You cannot upload any files using eZPublish 3 > admin interface. > > I had something similar to this. For me the problem was that > apache did not have sufficient rights to var/cache/storage > location. > > The solution is to give apache rights to var/cache/storage > i.e. chown noone.noone var/cache/storage or something > similar. > > I hope this helps a little. > > Tony > Thank you Tony but I've already succeed with uploading files under 2 Mo.
Vincent Saulnier	Wednesday 05 February 2003 6:07:53 am > > Most php installs have a limit of 8Mb, take a look at > the > > post_max_size in phpinfo(); > > > > Most providers do this for a reason! Use FTP for files >> > 8 > > Mb, such as 400 Mb. The http-protocol is not designed > for > > such files! > > Thank you hans but I forget to write that I've already > changed : > post_max_filesize= 1Go > memory_limit=1Go > max_input_time=0 (unlimitited time) > max_execution_time=0 (unlimited time) > upload_max_filesize=1Go > > Do you know a way to use a browser to use FTP protocole that > works with PC and MAC I'm still having the same problem, Does someone got a solution? It's a life or death situation! thanks.
Vidar Langseid	Wednesday 29 October 2003 2:45:37 am FYI Apache also have a limit for the size of a request body. The directive in question is named : LimitRequestBody
Claus Jensen	Wednesday 29 October 2003 3:46:53 am The directive setting did not have any positive effect on this problem for my site. I still get: Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /admin/content/edit/3863/1/ does not allow request data with POST requests, or the amount of data provided in the request exceeds the capacity limit. Apache/2.0.40 Server at xxx.xx.x.xx Port 9000 when trying to upload a file that is bigger than ca. 500 KB. I also checked that apache has full control over all the directories in ezpublish/var. If anybody has other suggestions PLEASE give me a tip...please... im dying here... regards, claÜs