steps to visualize HTTP server logging – part I

apache
check Apache server version by creating a simple e.g. serverinfo.php file with following statement: <?php phpinfo(); ?>
and open in your browser: http://your host/serverinfo.php. Find the version info in the Apache Version section:
Apache Version – Apache/2.0.53 (Linux/SUSE)
or run from the command line:
/usr/sbin # apache2ctl -v
Server version: Apache/2.0.53
Server built: Aug 30 2006 13:14:23
h969344:/usr/sbin #
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php & post_max_size – upload_max_filesize

Für den upload grösserer Dateien in einem post reicht es nicht, in der php.ini nur den “upload_max_filesize” zu erhöhen – es braucht ebenfalls den “post_max_size”.
Wer eine “globale” Einstellung vermeiden will, kann die Import Werte auch über eine .htaccess Datei verändern – so zumindestens lt. diesem Artikel:

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premature end ….

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/76274

Thanks Yosemite, you were right. My host was cool, they said
“This error is due to the fact that the maximum size of php files which were to be executed was 8MB, I increased this size to 32 and the problem is solved as I checked it.Please let us know if the problem persists.”

03.08.06
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