[imp] Submitting new msg to send, zero size reply (SOLVED)

[Michael M Slusarz]

Quoting agullo at comtenidos.com:

| Andrew Morgan wrote:
| >
| > On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 agullo at comtenidos.com wrote:
| >
| >
| >>Hi,
| >>
| >>Still testing latest stable Horde & Imp releases to update my current
| >>setup. Getting problems to send messages with attached files.
| >>
| >>With Imp 3.1 in production, max php upload size in php settings
| >>currently limited to 2mb. If I try to send a msg with an attach aprox
| >>larger than 400-500kb, uploading is ok, but when I click on 'send',
| >>something is executed, tmp attached file is unlinked from tmp
| directoty,
| >>but message is not actually sent. Popup compose window still open, I
| >>click again on 'send', msg is actually sent this time, but no attached
| >>stuff at all (if I check the resulting message source,
| >>attachment-related MIME labels are there but no real content at all.
| >>
| >>With testing Imp 3.2.1, same problem, small attachments are ok, but
| >>anything larger than a few hundred kb is refused with a null output
| >>reply from the webserver. If browsing Imp thru a Squid cache, I can see
| >>a "Zero Sized Reply" error from the cache engine. Uploading is fine,
| php
| >>upload limits are not enforced for these small attachments.
| >>
| >>Logging at debug level is not enough, I don't get any feedback from
| >>logs. What else should I look at?
| >>
| >>Thnx
| >
| >
| > Check that your php memory limit in php.ini is at least 3 times the
| > maximum upload size.  In your case, I'd probably set it to 8MB (which
| is
| > the default, I think).  If this doesn't work, I've got some other
| things
| > to check.
| >
| > 	Andy
| >
| >
|
| Hi, thank you, your tip was partially successful. I did try an max php
| memory limit change up to 20mb, and my attachments limit got over my
| previous 400kb limit, but failed to send 2mb with same error.
|
| Then I try again with 30mb memory limit, now Imp works ok beyond 5mb net
| attachments (~7mb after mime encoding). So you were on the right way!

Better yet, simply recompile PHP without the --enable-memory-limit
configuration flag.

michael

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Michael Slusarz [slusarz at bigworm.colorado.edu]
The University of Colorado at Boulder