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You can upload more than 2GB, you just have to get PHP rebuilt on a 64bit system to allow for it. There's info on how to do it on this page: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4614147/uploading-a-file-larger-than-2gb-using-php We are also looking at sending the upload in chunks to see if this...

Ok, but look in your MySQL database using phpMyAdmin. Open the site_config table. Do you see any data?

Have you got anything in your 'site_config' table in the database?

Re: Rewrite on Nginx Dont worry, I've just found this info: "Rewrites can go into the server{} section of your nginx configuration."

Re: Rewrite on Nginx How do you set this up on Nginx, do you just add the text to a .htaccess file like in Apache? Thanks for sharing, this will be really useful for a lot of other users. :)

Hi, I'm not sure I understand exactly what you'd like to have done. Can you supply more information. Thanks, Adam.

Try setting the host as: ssl://smtp.gmail.com

For everyone elses benefit, the fix: On line 505 of includes/class.uploader.php replace this: if ($tmpFile && is_uploaded_file($tmpFile)) with this: if ($tmpFile) The release code has also been fixed. Regards, Adam.

Have you got a premium user I can test with. A non logged in upload will only allow 100MB. Send it via the contact form above.

What's your site url?

Yes it's not designed for files which need authentication, it really for direct links at the moment. I haven't tried it but you may be able to provide the un/pw in the url: http://user:[email protected]/url/etc/file.txt This works when authenticating using http auth in some situations.

That's correct, when I go to the url on BillionUploads.com I get a page prompting me to download. It looks like that's what the download on your site gets. I doubt the Billion site will allow you to download files directly without a premium account. The transfer button is working fine on our...

Good stuff, glad it's working. Yes that was probably one of the quickest fixes we've got out. I tried to sneak it in there before anyone noticed, clearly didn't work. :) Regards, Adam.

When did you download the script? Try re-downloading it as this has been fixed in the current release. Replace the includes/class.uploader.php file with the latest one. Also note that you'll need curl enabled on your server for the restriction to be checked.

Hi, Yes it will work fine. Regards, Adam.

Hi, Was payment gateway was this using? Regards, Adam.

Hi, That's right, in the latest release any invalid links produce a 404 rather than redirect. This was requested from a number of users for SEO purposes. You can however override it by opening file_download.php and editing line 26-27 from this: output404(); //redirect(WEB_ROOT . "/index." ...

Hi, I'm not sure I understand the issues you're seeing. Can you provide me with steps on how to replicate it on our demo site, including the urls you use? Thanks, Adam.

Great stuff. Thanks for your comments and support! :) Regards, Adam.

Ah yes sorry, it should be the one in \admin\ajax\download_current.ajax.php. See the attached.