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Is anyone on here using FCKeditor filemanager? I know its quite old now, but it came with a CMS. I have been trying to upload some large zip files using the filemanager, but it just says unvalid file. When I've had a look round on the net, I found a suggesstion to add a htaccess file which specifies the max fileszie to overide the .ini file. When I've tried this though, I just get the "invalid XML response" error. Anyone managed to fix this?

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copy, paste to notepad, save as anyNameYouWant.php, upload to your server, and then direct you browser to it.

  <?php phpinfo(); ?>

Look for the server API value and the loaded configuration file value..

  1. If Server API says anything about apache, then you can use the .htaccesss trick.

  2. If Server API says anything about CGI, fast CGI.. then you can add a new php.ini file in the root directory of your script. copy and save as php.ini and then upload to your server . Change 100M to your desired maximum upload file size. DO NOT use MB... this is very tempting in the minds of other to type MB.

        upload_max_filesize = 100M
    post_max_size = 100M

  3. Although not really necessary, except when you will be installing ffmpeg, mencoder on your server, then loaded configuration file value matters a lot. This is the php.ini file using by your server. This can be edited by way of SSH client like the PUTTY.

In most cases, people only need either 1 or 2 above.., but never both.

Edited by veedeoo because: more info added
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Thanks veedeoo - although I have the ability to use htaccess, it appears to be tripping some kind of bug in FCKeditor. However, the .ini approach - which I hadn't heard of before, worked fine!

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Hmm.... Just tried this on another server and neither method seems to work, possibly .ini has been disabled by the shared hosting. MAybe its easier to get them to use FTP?

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