phpUploader v2.1 - Opensource php based auto uploader

[max13]

Can any of you recommend a good host for this?

max13 Reviewed by max13 on 17th Sep 2010. phpUploader v2.1 - Opensource php based auto uploader Wtf is this? Who the heck are you? This is phpUploader. An open source and/or free, php based auto uploader. I'm lifetalk - a pretty much unknown figure around here. What does it do? FFS! I can't be arsed to keep updating this paragraph, lol. This shit does a lot of stuff. Have a look at the changelog. Features: - Downloads from RS/HF/FS/MU (Vanilla and LeechMod) - Extracts files (Vanilla) - Can extract password protected RAR's (Vanilla) Rating: 5

[Lifetalk]

What server thing mate?

Lifetalk, how to fix this server thing? As far as my knowledge goes, its browser timimg out. The upload finishes successfully, it mails after the upload is complete... But the browser already times out... When are you coming on msn?





Small sized files take less time, so it works...

It's not a browser timeout. The same browser will execute till the script is done processing on another server.

It's a configuration issue with either php's config file (php.ini) or the apache config. I'm not sure since I dont have a server that has this issue lol. But if I get a chance, I'll try to look into it.

Meanwhile, I'll implement logging support in a day or two.

Can any of you recommend a good host for this?

This one is good too. Worth getting.
http://www.besthostingforums.com/showthread.php?t=46006

[somik]

It's not a browser timeout. The same browser will execute till the script is done processing on another server.

The browser waits for about 2~5 minutes before timing out (depending on the browser type). It is a common problem executing long php processes which does not result in an output. It'll wait for a long time then just disconnect from the website (as said on opera forums).

It's a configuration issue with either php's config file (php.ini) or the apache config. I'm not sure since I dont have a server that has this issue lol. But if I get a chance, I'll try to look into it.

Vegeta have fixed this browser timeout issue. Now the PHP script will run in background even if the browser times out and he even implemented a email feature that'll email the user if the browser dies.

Meanwhile, I'll implement logging support in a day or two.

I dont see a reason to do so, but its your choice. I think emailing user as soon as process is complete (along with the whole post template) is good enough as now u can close the tab and just wait for the email with the exact post content to arrive, copy from email and post to sites