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2014 Jan 13
3
apache - upload files bigger than 2Go
Hi,
I need to upload files larger than 4.4Gb (iso DVD) on CentOS (5.5 x64)
http server (httpd-2.2.3-43.el5.centos)
On the apache server set in my /etc/php.ini
upload_max_filesize = 4900M
post_max_size = 5000M
In my httpd.conf I set :
LimitRequestBody 0
I'm using firefox and/or chrome client for upload a file with 4.2gb size
on the server.
But it doesn't work.
Everything work fine and I can upload my file if it's not greater than
2gb.
I see that t...
2011 Sep 23
1
Glued-together private namespaces
...chive). The only thing I can't seem to get
working is quotas. With my password_query like:
password_query = ...
CONCAT( '*:bytes=', "1M" ) AS 'userdb_quota_rule', \
CONCAT( '*:messages=10' ) AS 'userdb_quota_rule2', \
CONCAT( 'INBOX.Archives:bytes=+4900M' ) AS 'userdb_quota_rule3', \
CONCAT( 'INBOX.Archives:messages=+3900' ) AS 'userdb_quota_rule4'
...
only the default quota seems to be in place for any subfolder of
INBOX.Archives and for INBOX.Archives itself, i.e. *:bytes still
applies to INBOX.Archives. The debug log...