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[sharky]

hi guys! i went trough the troubleshooting, all settings are correct, and the troubleshooting does not give teh answer.

i am on a win2003 IIS6 dedicated server. all settings are fine, but when i try to upload a filetype that is not jpg, the upload is not working. the upload page keeps loading forever (until it times out). jpgs work fine. bigger files somehow dont get uploaded.

any ideas on how to solve?

thank you

igor

[Joachim Müller]

any ideas on how to solve?

Yes: re-read the upload troubleshooting section of the docs. Continue reading the section "asking for support on upload issues". Do as suggested there. If you don't, we won't be able to help you.

[sharky]

http://www.mtbs3d.com/gallery

testuser/testuser

internet explorer times out, firefox doesnt upload (only with big files. small ones work)

thanks

[sharky]

edit button is gone in this forum..

wanted to add: to replicate the problem try to uplaod a 20 mb clip with IE and FF.

thanks

igor

[Joachim Müller]

edit button is gone in this forum..

Edit button has been removed on purpose due to abuse in the past. We don't want you to edit your postings.

wanted to add: to replicate the problem try to uplaod a 20 mb clip with IE and FF.

20 MB is a silly file-size to try using http uploads - it's totally expectable that such huge files time out. Don't upload such files using http uploads. You (as admin) should use FTP-upload plus batch-add.

only with big files. small ones work

You should have said so before. If small files work and big files don't, then you're running into server- and/or client-sided restrictions that you won't be able to fix. If medium-sized files work OK (say: 3 MB), then be happy.

Marking thread as solved.

[sharky]

it worked when we were on the old server..


i know that as admin i should upload via ftp, but what about users? how should they upload?

[Enterfrize]

I think you are declaring this thread as solved before properly diagnosing the problem.

We used the Coppermine Gallery on a shared hosting platform before, and it worked fine with large files.  What happened in that case was when we hit 300 seconds or 5 minutes, the script would die because of host limitations (I'm guessing a PHP timeout).  The modem lights would flash rapidly or stay solid on demonstrating that there was an actual transfer happening.

In this scenario, when we choose to upload, the file transfer just hangs - it doesn't start.  So, what is different between the two scenarios that one transfer happens (though doesn't complete), and another transfer doesn't even start?

This is where our concern is, and I don't think HTTP protocol is the limiting factor here.  Do you or the other members here have some ideas on this?

Regards,
Enterfrize

[Joachim Müller]

This is a matter of server setup that is beyond of the scope of this support board. We can tell you about coppermine, but we can't tell you how to configure your webserver. There is a load of configuration settings (IIS conf as well as PHP conf) that need to be taken into account. Uploads work in the first place (with smaller sized files), so coppermine works as expected. The rest is up to you. You're welcome to search this board for previous discussions on webserver setup and what php.ini settings need to be taken into account.