is there a way to increase the attachment file?
its set at :2147483647kb for folder space.
i like to down load mp3 file like a song which is
usually 5mins...average no i have about 2 mins..
not enough...
help? or is this fixed?
aloha
do you realize how much space that is? its over 2 terabytes! divide that number by 1000 twice and you have 2147 gigabytes. which is probably more hard disk space than you have on your hosting :p. what problem are you having?
well with my prior web page i was able to down load 5 mins of mp3 music...
... im a musician and record to mp3... jus wanted something more direct than
having to use a url with mp3 files...
so.. i do know how much memory this is and why cant we upgrade it? is it set..?
i dont have a big volume of members were small time.. lol..
i have a flash mp3 player but i have to do all the set ups..for the site..
it would be nice to have other musicians to add their own music files..
any advise or links is appreciated.
thank u
can you put this into a file called phpinfo.php and upload it to somewhere publically accessable, then link to it?
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
By default, PHP limits uploads to 2 Megabytes -- this isn't an smf limit but a limit on the module which parses the files our software is made of.
But lets see what your phpinfo says first.
I agree, the size of the upload attachments need to be increased. Anyone know how to do this?
If you're truly being limited by PHP's file size limit, you'd need to have your host do it unless you have access to php.ini.
the attribute in question is upload_max_filesize. Default on it is 2 Megabytes maximum for files uploaded via PHP
In many cases you can be limited by the max_execution_time as well, as the script wouldn't be able to finish before the time because of the upload still in progress. Default on that is 30 Seconds
Lainaus käyttäjältä: BlackMage - helmikuu 12, 2008, 02:45:54 IP
If you're truly being limited by PHP's file size limit, you'd need to have your host do it unless you have access to php.ini.
You can also try to use php_value upload_max_filesize 5M in your .htaccess file.
True. If that doesn't work, your forum probably wont either. Just remove it and it should be back to where it was