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Old February 7th, 2007, 10:22 AM
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Who allows large uploads through PHP5
My client got me to build him a form so he could upload videos to his server. It collects some category info and stuff for database and he wants it displayed in a certain manner using ajax and searches, so we can't just use ftp to upload the files. I tried using .htaccess php_flags, ini_set(), but i just can't change the upload_max_filesize The server needs to run php5 and mysql5. I would prefer if i could use mysql administrator app to admin the databases as well, not phpmyadmin/cpanel. something that i can use CREATE TABLE in php at least. anyone know of good hosting?
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How much Disk Space/Bandwidth are you looking for? And also how large are the files you will be uploading.

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I currently use Dreamhost and they allow large uploads which you can setup on your own. Currently I host: http://files.zonekeep.com which I allow up to 250MB uploads. Works great. Here is the info for Dreamhost:


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My client got me to build him a form so he could upload videos to his server. It collects some category info and stuff for database and he wants it displayed in a certain manner using ajax and searches, so we can't just use ftp to upload the files. I tried using .htaccess php_flags, ini_set(), but i just can't change the upload_max_filesize The server needs to run php5 and mysql5. I would prefer if i could use mysql administrator app to admin the databases as well, not phpmyadmin/cpanel. something that i can use CREATE TABLE in php at least. anyone know of good hosting?


php case, then u might need try search for upload in file stream.
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