2012

I found that the fcgid module is =responsible for upload size limits

you need to =add/modify this directive in your apache =config

FcgidMaxRequestLen =12000000

I believe that is in bytes, so what I =have here should be about 12MB.  If I remember right, the default =is around 2MB.  If you are using v7, then that is most likely the =problem.

Others on here likely know more about =the Fcgid directives.

Also, =check out http://plupload.com/

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--Apple-Mail=_98252A32-1FA3-4864-AE54-CEB86CCCBF40Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/plain;charset=windows-1252Are you using WebDNA7?I found that the fcgid module is responsible for upload size limitsyou need to add/modify this directive in your apache configFcgidMaxRequestLen 12000000I believe that is in bytes, so what I have here should be about 12MB. =If I remember right, the default is around 2MB. If you are using v7, =then that is most likely the problem.Others on here likely know more about the Fcgid directives.Also, check out http://plupload.com/I started using this last year for all my uploads, super cool. It has =the chunking feature which is really nice as it shows upload progress =and I find is a really stable way of uploading. You'll need a more =complex upload script though, I can share mine.On Jan 19, 2012, at 5:38 PM, Govinda wrote:>> I=92ve got a web page that allows me to select a file from my =computer and upload it to the server. I am using an HTML form with the =following form elements to select the file to upload:>> >> >> =20>> If I select a small file (say a 102 kb zip file), it works fine.>> If I select a large file (say an 11 Mb zip file), it fails.>> =20>> I=92ve examined the name-value pairs in the [formvariables] and for =the small file, I get [name]-[value] pairs for all 7 of my form =variables (of which the file is #2). However, for the larger file, it =seems to be failing because of something in the [value] of the uploaded =file since the listing of my [formvariables] stops when it reaches the =[value] of the uploaded file. At that point, the rest of my form =variables fail to be listed and the web page stops loading.>> =20>> What is crazy is that this code has worked for 6 years and only =failed yesterday when I migrated from OS X Snow Leopard Server 10.6 and =WebDNA 6 to OS X Lion Server 10.7 and WebDNA 7. I suspect that it has =something to do with the Apache server settings or perhaps not wrapping =my [value] in a WebDNA context????>> =20>> Any help would be appreciated.>=20>=20> for starters:>=20> wrap the "[value]" (inside the [formvariables] which you use to see =the formvars in the HTML output) in "[url]..[/url]" .. so that you can =at least see the rest of the HTML after whatever char is truncating the =output.>=20> -Govinda>=20> --------------------------------------------------------- This message =is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To =unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives: =http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting: =support@webdna.us--Apple-Mail=_98252A32-1FA3-4864-AE54-CEB86CCCBF40Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/html;charset=windows-1252Are =you using WebDNA7?