IP.Downloads "No file was selected for upload"

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I have a problem with the IP.Downloads app everytime i seem to upload a file size of 20mb over it always comes up with "No file was selected for upload" when finished uploading, and i have already changed the file size to 50mb

[Krönik Karbon]

The instruction to put php.ini in your public_html folder and mod .htaccess didn't work? You don't need a restart for that.

 

This is a matter for your web hosting provider.

 

If you cannot edit php.ini && you cannot restart your services && you can't do anything that has been sugested && you don't know how it works; then you will need to contact your host and ask them to do it for you.

 

There is no other solution. I am assuming this is a shared hosting package.

[Kingy]

Have you tried changing the php_value post_max_size, php_value upload_max_filesize in php.ini.?

 

If that doesn't work, have a look at the following too: 

 

max_execution_timemax_input_timeupload_max_filesizepost_max_sizememory_limit

 

Thanks,

 

Kingy

Edited October 27, 2013 by Kingy

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Have you tried changing the php_value post_max_size, php_value upload_max_filesize in php.ini.?

 

If that doesn't work, have a look at the following too: 

 

max_execution_timemax_input_timeupload_max_filesizepost_max_sizememory_limit

 

Thanks,

 

Kingy

thanks for that but i the problem its that i got a 2mb upload size, how can i change this

[Skreamzja]

you can change it in the IP.Download settings.

[Kingy]

you can change it in the IP.Download settings.

 

He said he has already changed it to 50mb in the downloads settings. 

 

Have you checked the individual category settings are set to 50mb too as you can individually set a certain file size you can upload per category.

 

Thanks. 

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He said he has already changed it to 50mb in the downloads settings. 

 

Have you checked the individual category settings are set to 50mb too as you can individually set a certain file size you can upload per category.

 

Thanks. 

sorry i should of been more clear, i meant the php is 2 mb look: 

but in my php.ini file its this 

[Skreamzja]

sorry i should of been more clear, i meant the php is 2 mb look: 

but in my php.ini file its this 

 

you will need to ask your host to change it in the php file.

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you will need to ask your host to change it in the php file.

i can change it myself as i am on a dedi server, i just need pointing towards it

[Kingy]

I have had a look around the internet to see if i can gather any information, and this webflake user seemed to of had the same problem as you.

 

 

But his got fixed the way i suggested above? 

[Lock Down]

If you are using cpanel use the php configuration as the php.ini will be in a different location. 

 

Also run the php info in the support tab in acp to be sure as to what php is using when it starts.

 

You can also use cpanel to restart the http or if you have centos use service httpd restart to restart your php.

 

You can also try adding the code below to your conf_global.php file using ftp.

ini_set('post_max_size', '64M');ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '64M');

Edited October 27, 2013 by Lock Down

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If you are using cpanel use the php configuration as the php.ini will be in a different location. 

 

Also run the php info in the support tab in acp to be sure as to what php is using when it starts.

 

You can also use cpanel to restart the http or if you have centos use service httpd restart to restart your php.

 

You can also try adding the code below to your conf_global.php file using ftp.

ini_set('post_max_size', '64M');ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '64M');

sorry i must be stupid i haven't got a dedi i got a semi dedi my bad, but i did try the conf_global and it didn't work, but i don't get it because i can edit the php.ini in my root folder but i have seen the max-size and its already 64m but in my IP.Downloads overview it says 2m, i'm confused

[Kingy]

sorry i must be stupid i haven't got a dedi i got a semi dedi my bad, but i did try the conf_global and it didn't work, but i don't get it because i can edit the php.ini in my root folder but i have seen the max-size and its already 64m but in my IP.Downloads overview it says 2m, i'm confused

 

To be honest, if you've got a IPB license, you best bet is to go and create a support ticket. 

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Update i found the PHP Configuration in the cPanel but i can't seem to edit it, do i have to contact my host or can i do it myself and how?

To be honest, if you've got a IPB license, you best bet is to go and create a support ticket. 

i have got a license, but i don't think its down to IPB i think its my host

[Krönik Karbon]

Please read the answers carefully, the answer is in there.

 

If you put your upload_max_filesize to 50M you will need to increase the post_max_size in php.ini also.

Change these as follow in php.ini.

upload_max_filesize = 50Mpost_max_size = 51Mmax_input_time = 300max_execution_time = 300

Where 300 = 5 minutes.. (you can change this to a lower number when you are sure everything is working)

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2184513/php-change-the-maximum-upload-file-size

Edited October 27, 2013 by Krönik Karbon

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Please read the answers carefully, the answer is in there. If you put your upload_max_filesize to 50M you will need to increase the post_max_size in php.ini also.Change these as follow in php.ini.

upload_max_filesize = 50Mpost_max_size = 51Mmax_input_time = 300max_execution_time = 300

Where 300 = 5 minutes.. (you can change this to a lower number when you are sure everything is working) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2184513/php-change-the-maximum-upload-file-size

sorry but like before this doesn't help has in my cPanel the php config has a upload_max_size of 2m and i cannot change it