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I am unable to upload a 5 megabyte file, even though my maximum file size upload is set to 1000 and my total file size per user is set to 1000. I am trying to upload an exe, and I have exe properly added as a valid file extension.
I can upload a .9 MB file with no problem.
The 5 MB won't stick.
In addition, it doesn't give an error message whatsoever so I don't really know what's going on. It just doesn't attach like when I upload the .9 MB file.
Comments
Comment #1
GrayThunder CreditAttribution: GrayThunder commentedyou might want to check the upload_max_filesize = xx paramter in your php.ini file.
Comment #2
airor CreditAttribution: airor commentedThank you, it is set to 2 MB, I am changing it now.
Comment #3
airor CreditAttribution: airor commentedChanged it to 100M, still no luck uploading a 5 MB file, no error message yet either. I'll look into this further to see if there's some other setting for php I might be missing.
Comment #4
GrayThunder CreditAttribution: GrayThunder commentedyou might want to check this thread out. http://drupal.org/node/19326 There are several further suggestions there.
Comment #5
Jax CreditAttribution: Jax commentedWhen you upload a file that exceeds that maximum file size per upload defined in
admin/settings/uploads
the form component just fades away and comes back without any error message whatsoever. This leaves the user with no hint about what has gone wrong.Comment #6
aspilicious CreditAttribution: aspilicious commentedIs this still an issue?? Can't believe it...