FTP/PHP error when online

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  1. cbisson

    cbisson New Member

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    Hello,

    I need to make a little web application for a client who needs to upload multiple files related to a certain software. Some of the files may easily be over 50Mb.

    I'm using FTP functions of php to do so. When I test locally and transfer the files on an online server, the files are transfered correctly. When I test online to upload on the same online server, the file just doesn't get transfered.

    I checked if FTP was enabled and it is, and they have php 4.

    I also tried on different servers and always seem to get stuck once online, so maybe there is something I'm missing here that I have to do when online???

    Thank you for your help,

    Chris
     
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    When you test it locally, the local network is faster than the online one, so I guess the online version gets timed out for large files! Set the time limit for your script!
     
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    Thanks for your reply,

    actually I already did set the lmit to "none".

    I even tried testing with little 200Kb files and it still doesn't work.


    Chris
     
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    use
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    set_time_limit(0);
    Try debugging for FTP messages!
     
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    Do you have the upload enabled in your web server you are trying to upload?
     
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    I already use set_limit(0) like I said, and yes FTP is enabled!

    It there a way I can get specific error messages from the FTP???

    I mean I return my own error message when the upload was not successful (either with ftp_put or ftp_nb_put)which doesn't tell me more that the file couldn't be uploaded, but an error coming from FTP saying like "wrong path " or whatever would be helpful!

    Chris
     

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