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  1. J

    Enable php 5.4's Session Upload Progress or use HttpUploadProgressModule in Nginx

    Thanks for the info, i will give it a try
  2. J

    Enable php 5.4's Session Upload Progress or use HttpUploadProgressModule in Nginx

    ok that sounds like a great idea if it is only affecting uploads, as I would want to let Nginx handle all file downloading as it does now.... so how do I go about changing the port so that Apache does the uploading side of things? There are a quite few different config files so I have no idea...
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    Enable php 5.4's Session Upload Progress or use HttpUploadProgressModule in Nginx

    Nginx is stopping me. It does something with file uploads that prevents session.upload-progress from being used at all. I can turn Nginx off in Plesk and the upload progress works, turn it back on and it doesn't work. It is a known problem, there is even a module created specifically for Nginx...
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    Enable php 5.4's Session Upload Progress or use HttpUploadProgressModule in Nginx

    I need to find a way to either enable the use of php 5.4's Session Upload Progress or use the Http Upload Progress Module in Nginx. I have done a fair bit of reading but have found no clear answer to this. I would prefer to use the session.upload-progress available in php 5.4 but will use the...
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