how to upload more than 2gb file using php

Posted on July 20, 2009 by linuxunix

How to upload file more than 2gb using php? using php !? am I crazy .. that too using shared hosting :) )). php as far as I know is not not at all good choice for handling file uploads that too in shared hosting. Many restrictions from webhosting providers.

CGI/perl is excellent choice for handling file uploads where you can by pass all php based restrictions. So now lets come to my case.

I need to arrange a way for my client to upload more than 2Gb file using web interface that too using php. Searched a lot ! at last i got thin upload

Wonderful script, with dual interface (cgi,php). I tried demo and it worked like anything ;)

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One Response to how to upload more than 2gb file using php

  1. jfileupload says:
    September 20, 2009 at 10:51 am

    You can also try JFileUpload. It’s an applet that allows over 2GB upload. It can split files in chunks before uploading.
    http://www.jfileupload.com/products/jfileupload/index.html

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