Hello,
are post attachments limited to only images at this time?
I was curious when the ability to upload any file as an attachment will be implemented.
Also,
I tried adding a php.ini to my root web directory to add this:
--
upload_max_filesize = 100M
post_max_size = 105MB #(Note that it is 1 MB larger so there is room in a POST request for more than a 10MB file)
memory_limit=125MB #(This allows for a 11 MB post, while still giving php 8 MB of available RAM to run in, which is the php default)
MySQL: my.cnf or my.ini (win32)
max_allowed_packet = 100M #(Max allowed by MySQL)
--
and for some reason, my PHP max post size was set to 105bytes. according to the vbulletin panel, that is.
by default, my host has it set to 10mb, apparently. but it looks like trying to edit it makes it 105bytes.
is that on my hosts end, or vbulletin?
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I tried adding that php.ini and seeing if it would allow me to upload larger pictures, but it ended up timing out or giving me an error
are post attachments limited to only images at this time?
I was curious when the ability to upload any file as an attachment will be implemented.
Also,
I tried adding a php.ini to my root web directory to add this:
--
upload_max_filesize = 100M
post_max_size = 105MB #(Note that it is 1 MB larger so there is room in a POST request for more than a 10MB file)
memory_limit=125MB #(This allows for a 11 MB post, while still giving php 8 MB of available RAM to run in, which is the php default)
MySQL: my.cnf or my.ini (win32)
max_allowed_packet = 100M #(Max allowed by MySQL)
--
and for some reason, my PHP max post size was set to 105bytes. according to the vbulletin panel, that is.
by default, my host has it set to 10mb, apparently. but it looks like trying to edit it makes it 105bytes.
is that on my hosts end, or vbulletin?
----
I tried adding that php.ini and seeing if it would allow me to upload larger pictures, but it ended up timing out or giving me an error
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