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Hello everyone. I would appreciate some guidance. I am in the printing business and I would like to establish a simple browser based interface for my customers to upload / download files. Files are often 50 MB and larger. I am told there are 2 ways to do this:

1) PHP/ASP script, but file size is limited to about 20 MB. or 2) an upload component (DLL) which would have to be installed on the server.

Any guidance or source of information would be appreciated.

Posted

Hello everyone. I would appreciate some guidance. I am in the printing business and I would like to establish a simple browser based interface for my customers to upload / download files. Files are often 50 MB and larger. I am told there are 2 ways to do this:

1) PHP/ASP script, but file size is limited to about 20 MB. or 2) an upload component (DLL) which would have to be installed on the server.

Any guidance or source of information would be appreciated.

Posted

Welcome to the forums.

 

There is no need to double post, we read them all. I've merged both posts.

 

The TCH servers run Linux with no ASP support so ASP/DLL is out.

Posted

Welcome to the forums drumwri :)

 

Just put in your .htaccess file in your public_html directory the following line:

 

 

php_value upload_max_filesize 75M

 

or whatever limit you need, but set a limit.

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Welcome to the forums.

 

There is no need to double post, we read them all.  I've merged both posts.

 

The TCH servers run Linux with no ASP support so ASP/DLL is out.

Sorry about the double post. Obviously I was confused.

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Welcome to the forums drumwri :)

 

Just put in your .htaccess file in your public_html directory the following line:

 

 

php_value upload_max_filesize 75M

 

or whatever limit you need, but set a limit.

Thanks Don. That's a little over my head so is there a place I can find more info?

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