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From the dev -
the "upload_max_filesize" directive in your php.ini is showing 32MB , but I see when I go to the media upload that the upload limit is 8mb
the phpinfo is showing upload max filesize correctly, but post max size as 8mb.
I just checked the media uploader and it now says the limit is 32MB
Better, but not great. Still can't upload a larger file.
I just created a new zip and it went to 100%, then started uploading again and went to 99% again (same upload) when I got a 'null' error. This is what shows on the forum error -Error 999 - Unknown server error (check image size - may be exhausting memory)
This is a different error than the one I got on the original one, although the size is about the same. There may be a size limit elsewhere that he's missed.
reading back on this topic, not sure this was asked and wouldnt affect a moderator... did you check the upload allowed size on forum - components - uploads?
how big is the file?
also, in your php.ini file, check your post_max_size setting... if its too small, the file might need to be chunked (an option in file uploader)....
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Ever option for the 3 groups of files shows a 0 for the size limit.
This is what I'd posted from our dev. Is there something else he's missing?
From the dev -
the "upload_max_filesize" directive in your php.ini is showing 32MB , but I see when I go to the media upload that the upload limit is 8mb
the phpinfo is showing upload max filesize correctly, but post max size as 8mb.
I just checked the media uploader and it now says the limit is 32MB
is the file you are trying to upload larger than the 8Mb post_max_size?? it is a separate, unique setting from max file upload size...
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I quoted your question and this was his response:
What is it you're trying to upload and how big is it? I set the post_max_size AND upload_max_filesize to 32MB.
attached is a pdf printout of your current phpinfo showing this.
He sent me a pdf of it, but it's 2Mb, so can't upload it here.
OK back to error 999. This means that the server choked and wasn't able to send back a proper error response. IT points to a server issue. Check your php /tmp folder which is where items are uploaded to initially. One possibility is that it ran out of space part way through the upload attempt and then just failed.
Another place to look would be the php error logs although iof the server failed to respond then they might be empty of anything useful.
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