php parsing/reading large text files

[bluewalrus]

I'm not sure where the file is located, it varies by server. Try executing this

<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>

that should tell you where the file is located, it wont necessarily take the changes though...

[regicidedelferoz]

sir, @ini_set('post_max_size', '32M') is not working,.

only @ini_set('memory_limit', '100M') is working,.

the phpinfo() shows the current value that you changed after using ini_set and i observed that only memory_limit has changed..

what does it mean sir?,.

i can't re-write/overwrite my .ini file, what should i do sir?,.

please help me,.




thx in advance,.

GOD bless



-regicide del feroz

[bluewalrus]

My understanding of the ini_set is that it only sets it for the run of the script so you wont see the actually change in the phpinfo.


After looking at some other sites post_max_size can't be set with ini_set so you will have to contact your host or admin to up the setting manually.

You could also try the htaccess solution they have here http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/php-...ze-751723.html

[regicidedelferoz]

sir,. i already tried to changed the setting in the php.ini file,. but still nothing happened,.

i gonna try the .htaccess,.




thank you very much sir for your patience,.
you're still trying to help me,. thanks a lot,.


God Bless,.
more power

-regicide del feroz




EDIT:

sir,. does .htaccess working on linux?,. i tried to create an .htaccess but still nothing happened,.

[bluewalrus]

I haven't used the htaccess before so I can't advise on that.

Does anyone else have any advise for regicidedelferoz??

[djr33]

Does your host allow this? Have you tried to contact them? It may be blocked. Or you may risk your account being terminated if you do find a way around it-- read the TOS for the host to find out if this is the case.
They may allow it, and you can find out the best approach by contacting them.

[regicidedelferoz]

sir, i also tried this step from a localhost and i got the same problem,.
so i think it's not about the host that i'm using,.


thx for your helps,.

more power,.

[regicidedelferoz]

bump!

[regicidedelferoz]

bump!

[djr33]

We've already answered your question. This is not a problem with PHP. It is a problem with your server's configuration so you have two options: 1) hire someone to configure your server; 2) do it yourself (possibly contacting the host for information).