问题
Is it possible for the upload of ~100 MB files using PHP?
If so, what changes need to occur in the configuration file (php.ini)?
Sri
回答1:
The following options are relevant:
- PHP: upload_max_filesize (in php.ini or .htaccess only, won't work using
ini_set()) - PHP: post_max_size (ditto)
- PHP: max_input_time (ditto, thanks @Thorstein, forgot this one)
and possibly
- Apache: LimitRequestBody
回答2:
In your php.ini adjust the value of:
file_uploads = On
upload_max_filesize = 100M //needs to be in {x}M format
And allow larger post size:
post_max_size = 100M
回答3:
To allow for larger uploads with PHP you must change a few settings in the php.ini file (upload_max_filesize, max_input_time, memory_limit, max_execution_time, post_max_size). You can find your php.ini file under you PHP installation directory, and more information about the required settings here.
回答4:
Just wanted to add that if your project also use ngnix, you may have to add client_max_body_size 100M; to your nginx.conf since nginx defaults to only 1 MB - in addition to the PHP settings mentioned above. I use a ".user.ini" file at root level of my projects to change the few settings I want to override from the default "php.ini" file.
I'm using dokku and found it at /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and added the extra line via nano nginx.conf.
I don't directly use nginx, but my buildpack adds it.
Hope this helps someone :)
回答5:
You just need to change the timeout of the server and the max file size in the php.ini file.
http://blog.jc21.com/2007-05-03/change-the-maximum-upload-size-with-php/
EDIT: You may not need to change the timeout of the server as that really would depend on which server you are running things on.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3263480/upload-max-size-in-php