1 bobzarzal Nov 04, 2008 19:31
3 stk Nov 04, 2008 19:55
I'm not sure what (if any) kinds of limits are imposed by the web server, but you can try setting the
$upload_maxmaxkb = 2048
value in /conf/_advanced.php to be what you want - around line 538.
4 bobzarzal Nov 04, 2008 23:00
thanks that worked. we're posting radio shows that we record as high quality mp3s, hence the large file sizes.
now if only someone could help my keep my plugins from continuously disabling themselves...
see my post here:
http://forums.b2evolution.net//viewtopic.php?t=17142
5 stk Nov 05, 2008 01:31
Glad it worked and understand @ radio shows, didn't think about that.
I've had problems with plug-ins that ocassionally disable themselves. I think it's caused from a PHP ERROR or WARNING ... it's usually happens when I'm monkeying with the code or styling of a plug-in ... and it's very annoying. But, once I've sorted things the way I want, I've never had any issues with plug-ins auto-disabling once they're in production mode.
(Only mildy familiar with the 4 plug-ins you mention).
Good luck.
6 hudson2001 Nov 09, 2008 21:22
stk wrote:
I'm not sure what (if any) kinds of limits are imposed by the web server, but you can try setting the
$upload_maxmaxkb = 2048
value in /conf/_advanced.php to be what you want - around line 538.
Does this have to be done in code? I swear I have seen the configurable option somewhere in the settings but I can't find it now.
7 stk Nov 10, 2008 00:45
In a 1.x world, it's done in the conf/_advanced.php file. In a 2.x world ... whoo knows? (no wait ... Yabba knows)
Wow ... 100 MB is huge ... most of my music MP3's are around 3-5 MB in size, even the movies I upload are less than 100 MB - a couple are in the 50 MB range.
I'd question first, why music files "need" to be larger than 100 MB?
Not sure at server/b2evo limits ... will have to look.