This should not have anything with time limit, your php script is executed after the upload finishes, you should check max_upload_size and max_post_size (max_upload_size < max_post_size)

Eric Wood wrote:

Even set_time_limit(0) does extend the timeout.  Always a 30 second timeout.
Any other ideas?

thanks,
-eric wood



I'm uploading a large file through my web page and after 30 seconds, the
fails with an error.   I bumbed the max_execution_time parameter in
/etc/php.ini to 600 seconds and restarted apache.  Still errors at 30
seconds.  I added set_time_limit(600); to various place in my file upload
handling script... still errors at 30 seconds.

Is this just a good 'ol bug in my Redhat 7.3 version of PHP?:

$ rpm -q php
php-4.1.2-7.3.6








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