Posted by: corpx
Posted on: 2006-06-17 16:47:00
I'd like to let users upload files 10-20mb in size to the server. the upload_max_filesize for php is 7mb, which screws me over.
how can i get files 10-20mb to my servre? (cant use ftp)
Edited by corpx on 06/17/06 04:48 PM (server time).
Posted by: corpx
Posted on: 2006-06-17 16:52:00
mm i saw the wiki article, except i dont know how to use shell :(
Posted by: gordaen
Posted on: 2006-06-17 19:56:00
Just follow that wiki article. To use shell, I recommend PuTTy or you could use WinSCP which is based on PuTTy.
Check out Gordaen's Knowledge, the blog, and the MR2 page.
Posted by: matttail
Posted on: 2006-06-17 21:13:00
see the wiki article on SSH to learn how to access your shell.
--Matttail
art.googlies.net - personal website
Posted by: corpx
Posted on: 2006-06-17 22:17:00
ok i followed the wiki article and i'm stuck at the
In reply to:./php-update.sh
point.
i run the command i get
In reply to:[peso]$ ./php-update.sh
: command not foundne 6:
Unrecognized character x91 at -e line 1.
./php-update.sh: line 8: s/.*post_max_size.*/post_max_size: No such file or directory
: command not foundne 8:
./php-update.sh: line 9: s/.*upload_max_filesize.*/upload_max_filesize: No such file or directory
: command not foundne 9:
./php-update.sh: line 10: : command not found
any ideas?
Posted by: silkrooster
Posted on: 2006-06-17 22:18:00
I was able to use telnet to run the php installscript. However by default ssh is disabled and must be enabled via the web panel before you can use putty, telnet or other.
Silk
Posted by: corpx
Posted on: 2006-06-17 22:31:00
yes, i enabled ssh and logged in succesfully.
tried this with telnet and got the same errors when i ran that commandEdited by corpx on 06/17/06 10:34 PM (server time).
Posted by: silkrooster
Posted on: 2006-06-18 20:38:00
Ok, there is a step missing. It is in the php 5 install. I guess this is the php4 install instructions.
Anyways, log in via ssh and type:
vim php-update.sh (press enter)
Now take the script on the wiki, copy it to your clipboard, (paste it into your own word processor, if you need to edit the script, then copy to clipboard again) now in your ssh window, type i for insert, then rightclick and select paste.
Now hit escape, then :qw (press enter)
Finally chmod your script to allow it to execute.
chmod +x php-update.sh
Hopefully if I gave you the direction correctly you should beable to continue with the wiki directions.
Silk
Posted by: benanna
Posted on: 2006-06-21 09:17:00
I was trying to follow the wiki page myself. There was an error in the code for "php-update.sh". The 7th line on the page was:
In reply to:perl -p -i -e `
The 10th (last) line was:
In reply to:` "$INIFILE"
The last character of the 7th line and the first character of the 10th line was a ` character. (This is the character on the ~ key of your keyboard.) Instead it should be a ' character (on the " key).
So the lines should be:
In reply to:perl -p -i -e '
In reply to:' "$INIFILE"
I have updated the wiki page to reflect this change. Make this change to your php-update.sh file and try again.
There is another mistake that I think I found on the wiki page related to the crontab command, but since I have no experience with crontab, I am hesitant to change it without some testing. To read about this issue, check out the discussion page on the wiki. I am doing some testing now. If it works I'll edit that part of the wiki page as well, if someone else hasn't changed it first.