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
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
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
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.
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 :)
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