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Download Manager problem

Started by biggsy, September 06, 2007, 04:20:14 PM

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G6Cad

Did you reupload the file and cleared your cache and temp internet files after you changed the permissions ?

biggsy


biggsy

no sorry mate didnt help, i just emailed my hosting company to see if they can help

biggsy

If i upload a zip thats small enough thru the uploads function, it works
If i upload a zip small enough via ftp it works when i assign it

But it will not work with a 4mb zip, even though it works with a direct link

IchBin

Can you post a link to a php info file?


<?php

phpinfo
();

?>


Add that to a file and name it phpinfo.php and give me a link to it on your site so I can see your PHP settings.


IchBin

See if your host allows you to change the upload_max_filesize. Yours is set to 2 MB. Anything that goes above that will either error out or be corrupted.

biggsy

how is it then that i can download it fine from the direct link and it will work?

Thx

G6Cad

Because a direct download link t the file doesent have to pass the php script the server is running when you use a sql software that are written through php

biggsy

but dont that only apply to uploads, if its uploaded correctly, surely it shouldnt matter the size for downloading, or no?

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