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I can't seem to find the admin area for this module?
Is not visible in the modules side bar menu, and the module it self in the Modules area is not clickable?
Anybody else have this problem? ..I have tried it in IE, and Netscape.
Is not visible in the modules side bar menu, and the module it self in the Modules area is not clickable?
Anybody else have this problem? ..I have tried it in IE, and Netscape.
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ut oh! 
I installed the "php.ini" file in all of the directories, and it still won't work?
I keep getting this error message:
upload failed .. file is too large
Quote:
I installed the "php.ini" file in all of the directories, and it still won't work?
I keep getting this error message:
upload failed .. file is too large
Quote:
davidthomas1 wrote:
your main XOOPS folder, you could put it in other folders too (e.g the debaser module folder)
good luck with that
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Thanks, I upgraded to 2.0.13.2, and everything went smooth.
I don't think I will upgrade to 2.2.3a for a while?
I don't think I will upgrade to 2.2.3a for a while?
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I installed this module a few days ago, and it uploads small files fine, but what they don't tell you about is that your web host has a file called "php.ini" that only he has access to and in that file he sets the maximum file upload permissions to his server. So basically you probably won't be able to upload files over 3 MB if you are being hosted by someone. If you run your own server (dreaming again), you can just edit the settings in your PHP's "php.ini" file, and everything would work fine.
Coders have figured out a few ways to step around this, but I have not been able to get any of them to work so far as my knowledge of PHP is next to none. To learn more, do a forum search on my thread titled "Debaser Questions"
cheers
Coders have figured out a few ways to step around this, but I have not been able to get any of them to work so far as my knowledge of PHP is next to none. To learn more, do a forum search on my thread titled "Debaser Questions"
cheers
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I am currently running 2.0.13.1 and I would like to upgrade to the most current/stable version of xoops. Where do I start, and what do I do?
I never had to manually upgrade before because my past web hosts had fantastico, but my current host does not.
Thanks
PS: I need to upgrade because a few of the modules that I installed are not working on my current version like Liase, and net2ftp
I never had to manually upgrade before because my past web hosts had fantastico, but my current host does not.
Thanks
PS: I need to upgrade because a few of the modules that I installed are not working on my current version like Liase, and net2ftp
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Thanks so much for this! 
... you are too cool!!!
Did you mean I should put the file in my Xoop's folder, or in my root?
Thanks again ..
Quote:
... you are too cool!!! Did you mean I should put the file in my Xoop's folder, or in my root?
Thanks again ..
Quote:
davidthomas1 wrote:
You may want to make a php.ini file like this:
php.ini; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 6M
; Maximum size of POST data that PHP will accept.
post_max_size = 6M
; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds
max_execution_time = 1200
; Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data
max_input_time = 60
; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)
memory_limit = 8M
Make it in notepad, save it as "php.ini" (with the quotemarks) in the Save As.. dialog. Upload it to your server into your XOOPS root directory and it should do the trick.
See the PHP Manual for more information on php.ini settings.
HIH
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Thanks for this information.
I think I would prefer to place a file called "php.ini" in the top directory of my website containing the settings I want.
The problem is that I don't know what code to put in the php.ini file since I am not good with php or coding.
Can anyone give me the correct code that I will need to place in the php.ini file to get Debaser working to my specs?
I want the max file upload size to be 5242880 bytes.
Thanks
I think I would prefer to place a file called "php.ini" in the top directory of my website containing the settings I want.
The problem is that I don't know what code to put in the php.ini file since I am not good with php or coding.
Can anyone give me the correct code that I will need to place in the php.ini file to get Debaser working to my specs?
I want the max file upload size to be 5242880 bytes.
Thanks
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OK, I just installed this module since I am creating an MP3 hosting website and it seems perfect for this.
However I have a few questions about the module that are a bit confusing to me.
1. Where is the "php.ini" file located so that I may set the max upload specs?
2. I would like to set the maximum file upload to 5MB, but I don't know how many bytes that is? .. the modules's preferences ask for bytes, not MB. Can somebody please tell me how many bytes 5MB would be?
Currently the Max. Upload Size is defaulted at: 2096128 bytes. How many MB is that?
Thanks much
However I have a few questions about the module that are a bit confusing to me.
1. Where is the "php.ini" file located so that I may set the max upload specs?
2. I would like to set the maximum file upload to 5MB, but I don't know how many bytes that is? .. the modules's preferences ask for bytes, not MB. Can somebody please tell me how many bytes 5MB would be?
Currently the Max. Upload Size is defaulted at: 2096128 bytes. How many MB is that?
Thanks much
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Has anybody ever coded a newbb clone that they would share?
I have the need to clone this module on my XOOPS site.
If not, is there another forum module that will easily install on xoops?
I have the need to clone this module on my XOOPS site.
If not, is there another forum module that will easily install on xoops?
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