[blazinthu]

Originally Posted by RS_Jelle

Try the same as I said to blazinthu below in this post. First the downloads.php code change and it that doesn't work, the .htaccess changes from vB.com.



Have a look at this post. Install the add-on trynksssj2 mentions and do the code change I proposed.



Please send me a pm with your forums URL and the username/password of a test account, so I can check it out.



There's a mass import feature in the AdminCP to import files from a directory on your FTP.



I know there's a DownloadsII extension for vBSEO available at their forums, but I'm not using any SEO mods myself.



All security tokens are in place. This is a problem with the large files. You will probably have the same when uploading large attachments in vB itself.

You can try this:

Open downloads.php
Find

PHP Code:

error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE); 


Add this after it:

PHP Code:

@set_time_limit(0); 


If that doesn't work, read #3 in http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=268862 for more information (but disregard the my.cnf MySQL part, DownloadsII is only storing its files in the filesystem, not in the database).

I ended up changing post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in my php.ini to like 30MB each which worked do you recomend this or should I make the edit to the PHP instead??