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dosadno
02-13-2007, 12:45 PM
Hi,

I've crated few more extensions from attachment manager in admincp, and setup max file size to 10mb. (extensions are .avi, .flv, .mpg, .wmv) and I can't upload any of these files.

Im not on dedicated server, and am new here ...

jpg, gif, tiff works fine, and I'm using vb 3.6.4.

thanks
Delphiprogrammi
02-25-2007, 06:49 PM
Hi,

I've crated few more extensions from attachment manager in admincp, and setup max file size to 10mb. (extensions are .avi, .flv, .mpg, .wmv) and I can't upload any of these files.

Im not on dedicated server, and am new here ...

jpg, gif, tiff works fine, and I'm using vb 3.6.4.

thanks

Probably your host PHP build is causing the problem there are a few settings that effect file uploading .I could explain them but changing them requirers root access ..... so i must tell you to contact your host ....
Fungsten
03-02-2007, 10:23 PM
max upload is 2MB. I'm contacting them on raising the max to 10MB.

Hi,

I've crated few more extensions from attachment manager in admincp, and setup max file size to 10mb. (extensions are .avi, .flv, .mpg, .wmv) and I can't upload any of these files.

Im not on dedicated server, and am new here ...

jpg, gif, tiff works fine, and I'm using vb 3.6.4.

thanks
madramper
03-06-2007, 04:35 PM
Probably your host PHP build is causing the problem there are a few settings that effect file uploading .I could explain them but changing them requirers root access ..... so i must tell you to contact your host ....

Is there any way around this? My host says they have a 2MB upload max and there is no way they will change it. Am I stuck?
G0F0RBR0KE
03-07-2007, 01:27 AM
Are you using a free host? If so, I suggest that you find a good hoster that you're willing to pay...if you're paying them and they only allow 2MB to upload...than you'll need to switch asap..

You can try http://powweb.com ;)
dosadno
04-05-2007, 10:11 AM
ok which settings I need to change?
vB Nova
04-05-2007, 12:26 PM
You need to edit your php.ini file after that it's pretty obvious to see what you need to change. If you still can't find it just search for 2M and you'll see what you want. The normal way of doing it is using SSH but you normally have to have a VPS or Dedicated Server.
bashy
04-06-2007, 09:29 AM
when i was on a shared hosting and the wouldnt increase my upload i create a php.ini file for myself and added to the forum root and in the html root dir :)

I have included it for you in a zip file
Fungsten
04-06-2007, 04:36 PM
I'll tell you what happens.:D

On Edit:

Bashy, where do you put that file? I'm a noob. I understand that you put it in the Forum root, but where is the HTML Root Dir? Thank you!

when i was on a shared hosting and the wouldnt increase my upload i create a php.ini file for myself and added to the forum root and in the html root dir :)

I have included it for you in a zip file
bashy
04-06-2007, 05:06 PM
Thats the html dir where your forum dir is inside, usually called public_html
Fungsten
04-06-2007, 05:21 PM
Right at the end? Thanks.


// ******** FULL PATH TO FORUMS DIRECTORY ******
// On a few systems it may be necessary to input the full path to your forums directory
// for vBulletin to function normally. You can ignore this setting unless vBulletin
// tells you to fill this in. Do not include a trailing slash!
// Example Unix:
// $config['Misc']['forumpath'] = '/home/users/public_html/forums';
// Example Win32:
// $config['Misc']['forumpath'] = 'c:\program files\apache group\apache\htdocs\vb3';
$config['Misc']['forumpath'] = '';




Thats the html dir where your forum dir is inside, usually called public_html