hello all i was/am trying to increase the default file up load size in php.ini. the increase was to support some forum software i have been playing with(phpbb) tried a few others seem to be a common problem..... my php.ini file has the values: uploads on post_max_size = 999M upload_max_filesize = 999M upload_tmp_dir is however commented out ? is that ok?? (i know it will default to system specs... tried both ways commented out and uncommented no change) all mentions of time outs seem to be set at 60... with the exception of max_execution_time set to 3600(which if any others should be changed) could this maybe be a mysql config error and not a php problem? Also the output from phpinfo.php does Not agree with php.ini ie: in phpinfo my post_max_filesize is saying 8M and its set to 999M in the php.ini file... does the php.ini override the core setting or do i need to change it in php core? ok... if so where/how ?? :) any ideas anyone ?:)

David A. Parker wrote:

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Also the output from phpinfo.php does Not agree with php.ini ie: in phpinfo my post_max_filesize is saying 8M and its set to 999M in the php.ini file... does the php.ini override the core setting or do i need to change it in php core? ok... if so where/how ?? :)

any ideas anyone ?:)

Where is the php.ini file you are editing (its full path), and what version of PHP is it?

Also, did you restart Apache (assuming that is the webserver you are using)? You need to restart the webserver for php.ini changes to take effect. -- Dave Parker Utica College Department of Integrated Information Technology Services Data Processing Office (315) 792-3229 Registered Linux User #408177

On Monday 30 January 2006 10:21, Bryan S. Tyson wrote:

On Monday 30 January 2006 9:31 am, Andrea Poloni wrote:

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Hi, can someone sudjest me a MP3 ripper for suse 10.0

Make wavs with cdparanoia. Encode to mp3 with notlame.

Consider switching to open, patent-free ogg.

Specifying quality rather than bitrate (to a very high quality mode) oggenc infile.wav -q 9 out.ogg

Bryan

Bryan, Thanks for this!!! I was starting to rip my cd collection again, and extremely frustrated with the quality of mp3 playback. Granted, I'm not playing on hifi speakers, but it shouldn't sound that nasty! I was looking at other encoders when your post hit the group. WOW!!! Simple tweak to the oggenc command line in grip, and wondrous things happen!!! Thanks very much!! Bernd