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Hello Andrew and all the other guys from Aurigma ! After testing and testing Image Uploader v1.8.2.7, I found out a strange behaviour : First of all, I modified the Upload.php script on the server side to fit my needs. It creates Thumbnails, backup original files and creates some other stuff. When uploading a lot of files (25 MB per total), the Upload script takes some time to finish all the tasks. Ater more or less 30 seconds, I got an error message : "Error Response Received" : http://paul.manesco.free.fr/snapshot_Aurigma.gifBUT, everything is fine on the server, all the uploaded images are there and all the tasks from Upload.php script are completed. It looks like a timeout problem. I did several tests. Below 25 seconds or so, no error message. After 25 seconds, error message. Some ideas ? Thank you and have a nice day. Paul
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There can be several reasons:
- Max upload size limit specified in server settings is exceeded.
- Timeout specified in server settings expired.
- Timeout specified by expired (unlikely).
So first of all, check upload limitations in php settings. This problem was already discussed here: View postPlease post a message here if you resolve this problem.
Sincerely yours,
Andrew Simontsev from Aurigma Team
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Oh, I just realized that you was an author of that post. :) So it is likely the problem is not in exceeding of max upload size. But anyway, try to search for execution timeout settings for scripts in php settings. At least ASP and ASP.NET provide ones.
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Andrew Simontsev from Aurigma Team
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Andrew,
problem solved :)
It was unlikely but it was the (30 seconds)
I changed that to (10 minutes) and it works.
Previously, I checked the max upload size and the php timeout settings.
For Linux users, the PHP timetout settings can be changed in :
/etc/php.ini file :
safe_mode = Off
max_execution_time = 600; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds (default 30)
You can also manually specify the timeout for each script, calling the next procedure inside
the script :
set_time_limit(600); //in seconds
Regards,
Paul
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Hello PHP Masters i am not a big time programmer, was trying to work out some PHP code and got with a problem, have a site which is used to upload heavy files arround 10mb - 20 mb more or less ... most of the time people get time out error i went arround and checked the php.ini that says Code:file_uploads = On
register_globals = On
upload_max_filesize = 20M
post_max_size = 20M
max_execution_time = 120
memory_limit = 16M what should i do to get the time out not appear next time and people able to upload heavy files without any problem, hopefully not effecting rest ofthe site .. which have login and forms ... please let me know what i need to do thanks in advances Tushar www.tushargarg.com
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Did you try to increase Timeout property of Image Uploader (like Paul did)?
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Andrew Simontsev from Aurigma Team
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hi Andrew i did the below changes and then tried uploading a 10 mb file but still it didn't happned can u suggest me why ... after some time it said me action canceled Code:file_uploads = On
register_globals = On
upload_max_filesize = 80M
post_max_size = 80M
max_execution_time = 6000
memory_limit = 32M thanks .. Tushar
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Hi Tushar, I meant not timeout in PHP settings, but timeout of the Image Uploader control. I.e. you should insert this string: along with other properties of Image Uploader (in index.htm).
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hi where can i find Image Uploader control .. it is not there in the html page..... from where i upload files
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... Tushar
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If you use our PHP samples, index.htm (for example in the BasicSample folder or some other one) should contain the following: Code:<object type="application/x-oleobject" classid="clsid:FD18DD5E-B398-452A-B22A-B54636BA9F0D" width="770" height="500" CodeBase="../ImageUploader2.cab" id="ImageUploader" name="ImageUploader" VIEWASTEXT> <param name="Layout" value="TwoPanes"> <param name="Action" value="Upload.php"> ... </object> This <object> tag includes Image Uploader control to the page. Insert the param I described above among other params. Please let me know if you still have any problems.
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Andrew Simontsev from Aurigma Team
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02/14/2008, Fedor
This topic is out of date.
See PHP Samples topic for actual PHP configuration info.
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Best regards, Fedor Skvortsov
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