uploading to up to 500Mb ?

[abdoh2010]

now i know that some of you will say: do it by ftp.
but that is not the answer that i'm seeking for



my question is:
how and where can i modify the original 4images php code so it could upload files up to 500Mb in the 4images control panel ?

[abdoh2010]

by the way i did the php.ini modification to make it able to upload up to 600Mb

[abdoh2010]

also, my max files size at the settings is 200000000000000000

so it's not that also

[CeJay]

you sure your browser is not timing out?
That would not be suprising with that size of a file.

[abdoh2010]

you sure your browser is not timing out?
That would not be suprising with that size of a file.

you know what
i think that you have the answer
let's say you are right

is there a way to solve it by coding so it will upload the file regardless of the browser timeout ?

[CeJay]

here is a basic search for google: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLC,GGLC:1969-53,GGLC:en&q=set+browser+timeout

I don't know which method you would want to use.

[abdoh2010]

will sure that will help a lot

i'm wondering where is Jan or V@no
i was thinking that it will grab thir attention

[abdoh2010]

it sound like an idea changing the KeepAliveTimeout to something up
i had just change it and i will try it

[CeJay]

i'm wondering where is Jan or V@no
i was thinking that it will grab thir attention

I am sure Jan is here from time to time, V@no on the other hand I don't think he comes around anymore. At least I have not seen him on in many months.

Well hope the browser thing works for you. I know it did for me when I use to use a different upload program (not gallery) many years ago.