Re: [Mantisbt-help] File upload fails if file between 400K and 500K

[Glenn H. <thr...@ma...>]

   If you go to http://yoursite/mantis/admin/ , there will be a menu  
item called "System Utilities". Under this there is a program to move  
attachments to disk. It was written a while ago, and works properly  
as long as there are no duplicate file names.

   ... Glenn

On 1-Jul-05, at 3:57 PM, Bo Gusman wrote:

> Thanks Glenn, I figured there was something describing this somewhere.
>
> I tweaked some of the settings and broke it even worse :) I ended  
> up with a 401 error, which I understand to be a generic database  
> error - I suspect that mysql had a smaller buffer size, and that  
> made me rethink how I was storing attachments. I have a need to  
> store potentially large attachments (several MB), and it doesn't  
> make a lot of sense to me to use the DATABASE upload method.  
> Instead, DISK seems a more reasonable solution. I've made this  
> change and it solves my first problem just fine, but it raises the  
> issue, what is the recommended method of getting the existing  
> attachments out of the database and into the attachment store?
>
>    Bo
>
> Glenn Henshaw wrote:
>
>
>>   There are some suggestions in the manual and at http://  
>> www.futureware.biz/blog/index.php?  
>> title=increasing_the_max_limit_for_mantis_atta&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 . 
>>   There are at least three parameters in php, mysql and mantis  
>> that  interact to limit the upload size.
>>
>>   ... Glenn
>>
>>
>> On 1-Jul-05, at 12:58 PM, Bo Gusman wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Howdy.
>>>
>>> One of my users uncovered a problem uploading attached files. It   
>>> seems that if the file is about 400K or smaller, it uploads just   
>>> fine. If the file is about 500K or bigger, it fails and mantis   
>>> returns a blank screen. We see identical behavior for both IE  
>>> and  Firefox.
>>>
>>> The max file size in config_inc.php is set for 10 MB (10000000)  
>>> and  the same value is set in php.inc. I don't see anything  
>>> obvious in  the mantisbt on this issue.
>>>
>>> Any clues?
>>>
>>>    Bo
>>>
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