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Unable to increase upload limit since upgrade?

Hi, Atramasis

Thanks for sharing! Agree, perhaps it would be great to have it Panel.

Could you please tell us - what specific issue with file uploads you have fixed in your case?
 
I run PHP as FastCGI and was not able to upload files bigger than 16MB. In PHP I set 64MB as size limit but FastCGI was limiting it down to 16M.
Now I have a server-wide limit in FastCGI (1GB) and can set lmits per domain in the panel (PHP settings).
 
Having similar problems.
Seems the difficulty with large files is happening at a consistent time. At approx. 60 seconds process stops.
Watching process with "top" command. Let's say process is #1111. Process #1111 just stops at approx. 60 seconds. It isn't the same every time.


Plesk Version: 11.0.9 Update #60
CentOS Version: 5.5

Description:
Moving large file sizes into Amazon S3 via Joomla component in backend of websites.
File sizes = 125MB+
 
Changes to domain_name/php.ini file are updated (changed). Using plesk panel interface via Subscription.
I have also updated /etc/php.ini files via shell commands. They are also changed.

Shell commands after php.ini updates:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all
service httpd restart

Edited fcgid.conf
/etc/httpd/conf.d/fcgid.conf
Increased execution times, IO timeout, etc.

Can't get past 60 seconds on large files. Process when viewed with "top" just dies out right about 60 seconds.
 
Have tried everything I can think of plus what I have found online to edit various server files.

Still no luck.
 
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