MX File Upload Forum :: Large images not resized
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Dries Coucke
05-06-2007 20:45:23 GMT +2
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Guenter Schenk  05-07-2007 02:11:35 GMT +2
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Hi,
this usually happens when such PHP settings like "memory_limit" (the amount of RAM alloacted to your account) or "max_execution_time" (how long a script is allowed to run) have a rather low value -- resizing an image can be a "greedy" action, and the bigger the image is (yours is actually quite big) respectively the scaling factor is, your current PHP configuration may well run "out of memory" and will not perform the resize
Solution :: try increasing the current values to something higher, like "memory_limit" from the default 8 MB to 16 MB
Günter
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Hamish Blair
05-07-2007 10:29:39 GMT +2
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I am having the same issue (and interestingly, trying to build a pet blog site too...) - where do I change these settings? php.ini?
Cheers
Hamish
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Dries Coucke
05-07-2007 10:37:56 GMT +2
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Thanks Günter.
My settings are
memory_limit 50M (fifty!)
max_execution_time 300
Within the upload behavior, I've specified that the max size is 4MB (I know that this is a lot, but the previous setting of 2MB was too low for many of the users who tried to create a profile).
I will try to change the settings.
Best regards,
Dries
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Guenter Schenk 05-07-2007 10:38:42 GMT +2
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where do I change these settings? php.ini?
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yes exactly. your server needs a restart after changing.
Günter
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