I have noticed that on some servers with safe mode
enabled, you are able to create dir but not move a file or create a file
in it.
When the dir is created it is created with UID Apache and script UID can
not write to dir under safe mode.
Warning: SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose
The file, which i'm uploading seems to appear in temp folder only when
upload is finished. So i can't track upload progress.
Help.
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I heard, that somehow i can track the percentage of file upload. If it is
possible, an example, or algorythm would be nice!
Thanks.
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Now i'm asking to excuse me.
I found my mistake.
In my Upload form MAX_FILE_SIZE was set to 1000.
Sorry for that.
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I've read all messages related to this problem, but my situation is
different. I can't upload files > 1000 Bytes. NOT 1 KB but exactly 1000
bytes. In php.ini memory_limit is set to 8M and upload_max_filesize is set
to 8M and i'm still getting error, and is_uploaded_file() returns FALSE.
My syst
Now ALL works just fine!
HUGE THANKS to you!
Alexandr.
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i'm using php4isapi.dll on a Windows 2000 Professional.
When i'm running Server-Side PHP Scripts, all works fine, but when i'm
running them more than approximately 50 times, PHP seems to stop working,
and in my browser i get this:
"PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 010125C0"
or this too:
i'm using php4isapi.dll on a Windows 2000 Professional with IIS 5.0
When i'm running Server-Side PHP Scripts, all works fine, but when i'm
running them more than approximately 50 times, PHP seems to stop working,
and in my browser i get this:
"PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 010125C0"
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