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cgphp 12/9/2011 |
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Store the video file in the database only as reference (a link where the file is located on the file system) not as blob. This is a debatable topic and the answer would depend on your circumstances, but if performance is a feature then storing it on filesystem is a better option. |
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TangoDog 12/9/2011 |
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Hopefully someone can help me with this issue. I have a project that stores very large video files, some up to 1gb or larger. My issue is that the DB connection seems to be timing out. I am running PHPR 5.3 and MySQL. I have set the PHP session timeouts but the DB seems to be timing out at 1200 seconds regardless of what I do with this error: [08-Dec-2011 15:55:46] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 1200 seconds exceeded in C:\xampp\htdocs\LillyStories\assets_add.php on line 2 Line 2 of that php file references this line: include("include/dbcommon.php"); I looked at dbcommon.php but don't see any timeout referenced there. Can anyone help me with how to set a longer execution time to allow these longer uploads? Thanks Dean
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