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[kiig]

Running Coppermine 1.2.1, - and the batch upload feature *works*. Nothing related to permissions or similar, - but I usually throw a lot of files on my webserver via ftp, - right now : 192 pictures to be uploaded.
Only 24 (sometimes 23, - sometimes 25, - I think) of them get's processed, - then the scripts stops, - and instead of showing OK icons (like on the 24 first pictures), - the rest are 'broken'.

Then I just do it again, -the first 24 files are allready in there and have no checkmarks, - so I just choose to batchupload again. Once again, - 24 more pictures are processed until the script stops.

Where is this limit ? I've looked through the forum and have change Max_execution_time in php (tripled it, - though I don't get exceeded errors), - but it's the same number of files that get's uploaded and processed correctly.

It's not a problem, - I just do again and again until no more pictures needs uploading, - I'm just curious.

When I click on one of the broken icons, - it takes some seconds and then it shows me the Ok icon in a otherwise blank windows, - and both intermediate and thumbnail file has been generated.

Kim Igel.

[mark1491]

I have the exact same problem accept i am running on the new 1.4.

Can anyone help Us!!!!

Thanks in advance

[Nibbler]

Neither 1.2 or 1.4 are currently supported. Use 1.3.x if you require support.

[kiig]

I'm sure 1.2.1 was supported at the time of my original question... .-)

But Mark1491 : I'm sure it's a 'time-limit' that somewhow kicks in, - if I resize my images to somethng 'small' I can batch upload a higher number of files, - compared to the original sized images. There is a hack somewhere that only shows the 'missing' files in the list when you batch upload 'again' (because it failed after xx images the first time) but other than that I think we just need to accept this 'problem'.

I don't think it's Coppermine causing the problems actually, - more the webserver/browser time-outs. If you get a fast machine with fast discs, - you'll be able to upload a higher number of files before it stops, - but as I stated more than a year ago : I just do it 'again' until all images are processed, - and for me that's not a problem.( I have uploadet aprox. 10.000 images to my different Coppermine galleries since last august....)

Kim.