Rob Church schrieb:
On 21/08/06, Steve Bennett <stevage(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On 8/21/06, Magnus Manske
<magnus.manske(a)web.de> wrote:
I've found some nice classical ogg files
online (CC-BY-SA-2.0). However,
some are larger than 20 MB. Uploading those leads me back to a blank
upload page, without comment or error. 20MB seems to be a magical limt
for PHP.
You mean a magical limit for uploading to MediaWiki? Maybe a nice
person with access to the servers would copy them for you? :)
There are limits within MediaWiki, PHP and Apache. Magic can come from
more than one direction.
I don't think it's MediaWiki, as it doesn't display the
file-is-too-large message, but just returns a blank upload form. And
AFAIK, Apache doesn't have an upload size limit /per se/ (though you can
set one, apparently, with LimitRequsetBody). Thus, I'd bet on PHP to be
the culprit. I know we've raised the PHP upload limit, but maybe not
enough, or maybe there is a compiled-in limit?
Also, I don't think manually copying files would be a good idea. Even if
you'd replace an existing upload, at least the img_size field would be
wrong. And manually copying a file, then manually update the database to
have it show correct values, just for uploading a larger-than-usual file
is ... not good at all.
Magnus