Re: Introduction, and help request

Dear Chris,

thank you for your response, buti t wasn't the right solution :-(... First,
I just reconfigured the postgre server, with more memory, buffers, etc, and
than I just lowered the image resolutions with GD, and now it's working. My
idea was this: somewhere a buffer (or something like this, OR there is a
timeout somewhere, but I changed all related apache and PHP settings) is
small, to accept all the image datas from the client (???), and if I make
smaller pictures, it could be ok. And it's works now fine.=20

Thank you all the suggestions.=20

Regards,
Csaba

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Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 12:04 AM
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Introduction, and help request


> After this transaction is complete, I delete the temporary files,
> everything seems fine =96 BUT the image in the table looks like broken.
> When I want to display it, sometimes the small one (50x50), or the
> medium one (128x128) looks like, which is broken at the half of the
> image upload, or =BE of the image upload. I checked the temporary files
> before I delete it, they are ok, so the problem is not with the image
> manipulation.

You could try the suggestions mentioned here:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pg-escape-bytea.php#89036


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