What config to use for bigger files?

[Timmy]

Hello guys,

Can someone help me?
Is possible to upload 4.6GB files with this script?

I cant upload bigger files...
The max filesize that I uploaded was 3.6GB

I changed my php.ini first to:
post_max_size 10240M
upload_max_filesize 10240M

But got problems with all my websites that I have in the server... login problems for example...

Then I tried and worked for file 3.6GB but with 4.6GB the upload bar stops:
post_max_size 5120M
upload_max_filesize 5120M

What do you suggest?
Do I need to edit any config also?

helppppppp

[glumbo]

The script doesn't use PHP settings. Change the timeout value in httpd.conf. The default is 60 seconds

[Timmy]

I change the values here:
WHM Main >> Service Configuration >> PHP Configuration Editor

What is that? max_execution_time ?
Already have 60, but dont work for 4.6GB files

What value to use in memory_limit ?

[glumbo]

It's in httpd.conf. I don't know where it is in WHM. You need to set it higher than 60

[Timmy]

You are talking about max_execution_time right?
What value do you suggest?

I tried 300 but download was very very slowwww...

[nyan]

Sure is hard to understand `THIS SCRIPT DOES NOT USE PHP`

edit the `connection timeout` setting to 600 or so for your filehosting domain in either httpd.conf apache2.conf or via whm.

[Timmy]

Thank you for your reply nyan...

Is this?

[hostlife]

ServerLimit 600
MaxClients 600

These are your apache connections limits. Increase your request timed out times

[Timmy]

Thank you for your reply hostlife!
But where do I change? Here?
WHM Main >> Service Configuration >> Apache Configuration >> Include Editor >> Pre Main Include >> All Versions

And what values do you suggest?

The upload bar don't stop always in the same percentage... sometimes freezes at 57%, other times on 95%, 97%, ... weird.

[glumbo]

Yes. Change timeout to 600 or higher

[GMC]

throwing in my 2 cents

turn off keep alive - should help