ecDownloads file size question

[spandexman]

I think vbulletin is stopping me from upload anything more then 10megs. I'm using the ecdownloads program. How do I change the max file size to be uploaded?

[Hellspire]

What message are you receiving? Max execution timeout? If so, that is because PHP is scheduled to time out after about 60 seconds (on most setups). Upload directly to ftp; for users who you allow uploading and require a larger filesize, give them ftp.

btw don't use ecdownloads.... downloads II.

[Kirk Y]

It's not vBulletin, it's your Server Settings. You have to edit your php.ini file to increase the Max. Upload Size; you may have to ask your Host. When you log into AdminCP, take a look at the Quick Stats that are displayed; you should see "PHP Maximum Upload Size".

[Hellspire]

It's not vBulletin, it's your Server Settings. You have to edit your php.ini file to increase the Max. Upload Size; you may have to ask your Host. When you log into AdminCP, take a look at the Quick Stats that are displayed; you should see "PHP Maximum Upload Size".
One word of advice on this that almost everyone out there FORGETS... If you allow too much of a file to pass through PHP on an active server, performance drops; whereas ftp (which is mostly sequestered in terms of resources) is better suited to handle such files. As I said above; if the file is above 25 or so MB you should strongly considering setting up an ftp account for that.

[Kirk Y]

Shame ecDownloads can't import via FTP - that'd be great.