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Trying to upload 13MB Flash Video
I tried to upload a 13MB Flash Video on my site asan attachment and I could not do it? It said I did not have permission even though I am the Administrator. Why would this happen?
Thanks, Jeff |
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php max size upload
see your php info |
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yahoooh,
Where would I find this? I had changed the allowable attachment size in my vBulletin Admincp. I don't know how to work with php Is there a way I could embed the video to stream when somone opens up the thread? Thanks, Jeff |
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Why not upload via FTP and then simply place a link for members to download !?
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TTG,
How about anyone else who wants to post a video link? How would I stream a video using vBulletin? Would it involve me having to write code somewhere? Thanks in advance!!! Jeff |
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Go to admincp and click on "Maintenance" then "View PHP info" you'll need to look for "upload_max_filesize".
If it is under 13MB you will need to change your php.ini file. Hope that help. |
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You need to edit your php.ini file. So it might look something like this.
post_max_size = 100M file_uploads = On upload_max_filesize = 100M Copy and paste that into php.ini if you don't have one just make it. Edit: I didn't see your post there Nicky. |
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You might also need to adjust your apache configuration to allow POST bodies that large.
And: http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/feature...n-pitfalls.php |
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I've been through this loop recently with support. I wanted to upload wmv files of up to 85MB as attachments. Support assured me that this was not a practical proposition, PHP being the limiting factor.
So I'm searching for a solution to a similar problem. I want to protect files from direct download, so they are only available through the forums, in a series of thread starter messages. The files will need to be out of the webroot directory or in a directory with a .htaccess file, though I'm not quite sure this is the route to go. So I'm looking for a mechanism for me only to be able to link to secured files from within the body of a message. I'm a learner with PHP, but I wrote a small script that can call files from outside the webroot, but I wouldn't want to risk putting this into the body, and I'm not sure that's possible anyway. tia |
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Thank you all. Would I edit the php.ini with a notepad? Is it best to host videos on my server or should I allow people to just post a link to their video keeping large files off my server?
Thanks in advance!!! Jeff |
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