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Large file upload times out session? - GlitterKill - Dec 7th, 2012 I have a fully working form tools 2.2.5 install that works perfect when I am uploading files around 15MB to 45MB or so... HOWEVER, the files that are intended to be uploaded through the form are quite a bit larger; around 800MB to 1.5GB. (yes, I know that is a LARGE file...). When trying to test a submission using a 800MB file, the file uploaded after about a min, which then took me to the process.php page with an error stating that the page was loaded without any submission data... I can only assume that the session timed out while the upload was taking place? If so, is there a time out setting in Form Tools, or do I need to set this in Apache/PHP? Thanks in advance! RE: Large file upload times out session? - GlitterKill - Dec 10th, 2012 Bueller... Bueller... Bueller... Anyone? RE: Large file upload times out session? - Joe - Jan 1st, 2013 (Dec 10th, 2012, 10:03 AM)GlitterKill Wrote: Bueller... Bueller... Bueller... Hey GlitterKill, Happy New Year! The session time out can be changed under Settings > Account > Default Sessions Timeout however this is different than a the file timing out which is probably set by your hosting company. With files as large as 1.5 GB I suspect that you might have issues uploading these. You will need to make revisions to the php.ini file and change the following settings. - max_input_time (Maximum time in seconds a script is allowed to parse input data, like POST, GET and file uploads) - upload_max_filesize (Maximum size of an uploaded file) - post_max_filesize (Maximum size of post data allowed) In Apache: - TimeOut (Amount of time the server will wait for certain events before failing a request) - LimitRequestBody (Restricts the total size of the HTTP request body sent from the client) Hope this helps. RE: Large file upload times out session? - shankar11 - Apr 12th, 2013 same problem http://www.moversandpackersbangalore.com/ |