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13 years 3 weeks ago #160859
by rayvazquez
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Hi.
I have an issue with uploading files with docman, I understand that this is not developed by joomlapolis but I hope someone can help.
My Issue is that altough my site is set up to upload max of 64 mb when using docman to upload it won't take anything larger thab 6 or 8 mb.
However I had an associate to try uploading from his computer and he was able to upload a 22 mb file.
Therefore I am thinking That this could be an issue with the fact that the site authomatically disconect users after certain time of inactivity? If this is the case where can I change this?
I have an issue with uploading files with docman, I understand that this is not developed by joomlapolis but I hope someone can help.
My Issue is that altough my site is set up to upload max of 64 mb when using docman to upload it won't take anything larger thab 6 or 8 mb.
However I had an associate to try uploading from his computer and he was able to upload a 22 mb file.
Therefore I am thinking That this could be an issue with the fact that the site authomatically disconect users after certain time of inactivity? If this is the case where can I change this?
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13 years 3 weeks ago - 13 years 3 weeks ago #160865
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Replied by nant on topic Re: uploading files
Safest thing is to use ftp client to upload files to docman repository then link them to Docman document.
There is no reason to use http uploading for such files.
There is no reason to use http uploading for such files.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #160892
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Replied by rayvazquez on topic Re: uploading files
Some of the registered users will have to upload files from the frontend Can tey also do so using ftp?
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13 years 3 weeks ago #160897
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That would be a problem.
Really cannot help further - you should consult the DOCman devs.
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Replied by nant on topic Re: uploading files
rayvazquez wrote: Some of the registered users will have to upload files from the frontend Can tey also do so using ftp?
That would be a problem.
Really cannot help further - you should consult the DOCman devs.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #160960
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Replied by rayvazquez on topic Re: uploading files
Unfortunatelly that is almost imposible to do they do not reply ever.
Thanks anyway
Thanks anyway
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