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I have big trouble with file uploads with php.
My own tests are successful but my colleague is telling me that he cannot update “larger” (ca. 5mb) files.
Phpinfo says:
– max_execution_time 30
– memory_limit 32 Mb
– post_max_size 8 Mb
– upload_max_filesize 10 Mb
Is it better to use FTP? The problem is that I cannot change these settings at my webhoster.
I have asked support for the settings for max_execution_time and max_input_time and this are set to 120 as maximum. So all uploads taking longer then 2 minutes ending up in an Internal Server Error.