OT: Maximum upload filesize

Can I change this? It appears (with PHP) that the largest
file I can upload
is one that takes 30seconds or less, since I timeout at that
point.
My client may want to upload 50MB files, and I'm hoping for a
way to ease
this process....
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Yeah - that makes sense. I'm sure I do not have control over
php.ini. I'll
speak to the host.
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"David Powers" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:ersf9e$d7f$[email protected]..
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> Can I change this? It appears (with PHP) that the
largest file I can
>> upload is one that takes 30seconds or less, since I
timeout at that
>> point.
>
> I don't think it's the time limit that's the problem,
but the maximum size
> of the POST array. The default is 8MB, and maximum file
size is 2MB by
> default. Both can be changed only if you have control
over php.ini.
>
>> My client may want to upload 50MB files, and I'm
hoping for a way to ease
>> this process....
>
> It sounds a very inefficient way of doing it, because
PHP file uploads are
> stored in a temporary upload folder until the integrity
of the upload is
> verified. I don't know what the memory implications are,
but for a 50MB
> file, you're going to need 100MB of disk space. The
extra 50MB will be
> freed up once the upload has completed, but you'll
always need that extra.
> AFAIK, there's also no way of checking the integrity of
the file until
> it's completely uploaded.
>
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