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| hsrai | Subject: Document contain no data:imporing content package |  |
| I install Atutor on RH8, and able to import "Literacy.zip". But Atutor-howto (1.5M) fails. On uploading it says: "Documant contain no data" php.ini file has following line: post_max_size = 8M and Atutor's config.inc.php file has: $MaxFileSize = 2048576; Where can be problem. Posted: 2004-09-09 14:39:53 | ||
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| hsrai | Subject: Document contain no data:imporing content pac... | |
| I am able to import chapterwise except "HowTo Chapter 5: Instructors (701 KB ZIP)". Which setting is restricted me to do import of contents. The biggest file which could manage is "HowTo Chapter 4: Learners (419 KB ZIP)" Posted: 2004-09-09 15:31:31 | ||
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greg | Subject: try upload_max_filesize | |
| in php.ini, set upload_max_filesize = something bigger (e.g. 8M) Also, as the ATutor administrator, through the Courses table, adjust the file size limits etc while viewing the properties for a course. We've heard this reported a few times recently, but still have not been able to find the problem. I suspect a particular php version, but can't be sure. Can you tell us anything else about your system that might help? see www.atutor.ca/view/7/149/1.html Posted: 2004-09-09 19:17:04 | ||
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| hsrai | Subject: Subject: Document contain no data:imporing content package | |
| Atutor 1.4.1 Apache/2.0.40 Red Hat Linux release 9 (Shrike) PHP 4.2.2 MySQL Ver 11.18 Distrib 3.23.54 Web browser you are using: Mozilla 1.7: Give error "Documant contain no data". On MSwindow Internet Explorer is give "page can'not be displaced, check browser's security setting" Do you have root access to your server: yes Provide a URL to a phpinfo page: www.gndec.ac.in/phpInfo.php Posted: 2004-09-12 13:52:08 | ||
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| greg | Subject: Apache/php versions | |
| Although we have had reports on ATutor working with Apache 2, you are likely to experience a variety of problems, particularly if you are using pre PHP 4.3. Optimally use Apache 1.3* with PHP 4.3*. You may be able stay with Apache 2 if you upgrade php to 4.3* Posted: 2004-09-13 09:27:39 | ||
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