Check each of the following:

* file is smaller than maximum filesize specified in VB attachment table for the given filetype
* file smaller than the values in your php.ini for the parameters upload_max_filesize and post_max_sizecode

Does anyone know how to be able to upload more than 3MB with this? My file size limits in the ACP are high. My upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, and memory_limit are all high. When I use a simple php upload script, which basically uploads a file to a temp folder and then moves that file to another folder, allows anything over 3MB to be uploaded. But for some reason this mod and attachment do not allow anything higher than 3MB to be uploaded. What happens when I upload a file that is over 3MB, is that it only uploads 35KB of that file. I noticed that the error messages that I recieve in my email, shows that it uploads the filedata into the database, which is pretty long. :ermm:

I found the fix. If anyone has the same problem as me, make sure you go to vBulletin Options - > Message Attachment Options and change the limit in Limit Space Taken Up By Attachments (Total).

I'm a little :ermm: confused, as LDM does not use (as far as I know) the code and limits that VB uses for attachments

I seem to find this in my error logs a lot now.
Everything seems to work fine. Though I am not using a lot of the features so maybe I missed something. I simply upgraded the old one which I am only using for links. Is that a directory I am supposed to create for the file features?

I think you should check the links admin page - take a look to see if the setting seo_friendly has got itself set to 1. Set it to 0. Your home page has a lot of 'search engine' friendly links in the 'Hot links' group which are all broken and will trigger this error.

Someone else reported this - I'm not sure how, but it seems that people are inadvertently (or my code is inadvertently) changing this setting.

I set it that way. I obviously misunderstood it's intent.

Works now. Thanks. I got the idea that it would make the links function in a seo friendly way. Obviously, it has a different function.

For LDM's seo_friendly to work, you also have to configure apache -see section 8.3 in the instructions.txt

Yes, I understand the configuration issues.

If you ever get time, you might want to make the configuration pages actual CP home pages and add the help button feature. Might eliminate silliness from dummies like me. :D