Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ4r File Upload via CGI

["Jonathan Michaelson" <michaelsonjd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Robert,

> I have a file upload script that receives filenames via an HTML form and
> uploads them to a specified directory on the customers web site.
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> We tried using a different user on the
> site that has 0 used space and managed 17MB, but still not the total
> file size. As anyone run into any kind of related Cobalt quota problem
> with this before?

A few ideas...

It's unlikely to be a Cobalt quota problem - this is quite a common issue.
It's either going to be a problem with the way the CGI script works, an
enforced limit applied when Apache is compiled or a browser timeout. Here
are some references:

Apache configuration options - I would doubt it's this:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#limitrequestbody

Check the CGI script and any modules it's using to make sure it's not
running foul of this:
http://www.iboost.com/build/programming/cgi/962.htm#7

Also, check that the CGI process isn't running out of memory and keeling
over.

Oh, and if you use a PHP script, then there are absolute limits set in
php.ini that control this too.

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Regards,
Jonathan Michaelson
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