I hope this is in the right spot.

I am using PHP pages to upload files to a document management system. I have set the files size to 100M and allowed uploads in the php.ini file.

Yet I still can not upload files over 1M. This system was working just fine until I upgraded to Redhat 9. I have tried changing the various options and of course to make sure reload xinetd and httpd. I even used restart on the services just to make sure.

Any thoughts?

Dunno about "Hile" uploads under PHP

You might want to check out what your maximum allowed runtime is for a script. The entire time that the file is being uploaded (hence being submitted and processed by the script) counts as runtime. Have a look for max_execution_time in your php.ini file.

Also, it would be worth increasing the error_reporting level to see if that gives you any hints.

HTH

Jamie...

Thanks I'll up the error reporting and check that out...

Also the time...

I fixed the title...


UPDATE: Resolution Found

The problem was in /etc/php.d/php.conf file. There was a limit of 512k for php files. Well when the file was called for upload it became a part of the php file as it was passed for upload... this caused the page to stop. So I commented out that line and everything is fine now. I am not sure why there is a double restriction. There is already a limit to upload file size, memory usage size, and runtime... seems like overkill to me.

Thanks for the help... logging worked for me... it was the log that identified a size restriction I wasn't seeing and later found.