Overcome the maximum host file size limit for PHP / POST data when uploading files?

Question

At the moment, I have a rather mediocre inexpensive (shared) host (like everything I can afford now), and I want to implement a very basic file upload function on a page. I want to allow uploading files up to 100 MB to the server, but my free host limits PHP_MAX_FILESIZE to 32 MB and POST_FILESIZE to 64 MB.

Is there a way to overcome this without requiring the user to break large files into smaller pieces? Or a JavaScript or Flash-based solution that can somehow redirect parts of a file through various HTTP requests, or bypass the 32 MB limit in some other way?

Or are there any commands that I can try to make that can exceed host restrictions? I have already tried using .htaccess without success. EDIT: also tried ini_set. I think the only way is something like chunking / splitting / multi-streaming or another way to solve the problem of being unable to set higher PHP values.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank.

Answer 1

You can use flash. Start with this: http://soenkerohde.com/2010/01/chunk-file-upload/

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use https://github.com/moxiecode/plupload

Answer 2

may also be able to use ini_set('upload_max_filesize','100M');

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    $chunks = $_POST['chunk'];
    $fileContent = implode( '', $chunks );
    file_put_content( 'dirname/filename.foo', $fileContent );
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