Another thing a noticed was that when I comment the line wich uploads the
file, it still give me the same error, saying server was not found.
I think, maybe, the amount of memory enabled for each object of the form is
limited by 1Mb. I got that idea because I use the following script:
print "pat
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> > No it's not possible, you have to see the error to actually believe it
;-)
> > It goes like this:
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> From: Maurício Valente [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I couldn't find the option max_body_request somebody knows
> where it is?
There's no such option -- you could be looking for post_max_size in php.ini,
or the LimitRequestBody directive
I know... It´s very weird... I can´t understand it. What you describe above
is exactly what is happening.
I can´t see if is created a temp file because the page isn't load after I
click in submit button.
I will try to look for max_body_request in my config files em change it ...
Cya!
Maurício V
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> No it's not possible, you have to see the error to actua
No it's not possible, you have to see the error to actually believe it ;-)
It goes like this:
You have a form with a file input field, you select a file on your HD, and
almost the "exact" moment you press the "submit"-button, you get a "Page not
found 404".
It's very weird when you see it actuall
move_uploaded_file is copying the temp file to a permanent directory right ?
thats on the server , check if the temp file is there with
$_POST['tmp_name'] or its size value
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