Hi,

Still playing with all the features, however I'm really stuck on one thing.

I've created a course and as the tutor have tried to upload a PDF for a course using the add new learning object / upload file method.

I keep on getting a message:

"Your file has not been uploaded.
Maybe your file is too big or write permissions on the server are not correctly configured (check manual to solve this problem)"

THe file was only 100kb and the limit is 10Mb. I've checked the ftp settings and it says "ok" of the diagnostics screen.

For reference I'm on a windows server, running PHP5 and IIS6.

My ftp settings are:

$GLOBALS['uploadType'] = 'ftp';
$GLOBALS['ftphost']  = 'www.mydomain.com';     $GLOBALS['ftpport']  = '21';       
$GLOBALS['ftpuser']  = 'XXXXXX';
$GLOBALS['ftppass']  = 'XXXXXX';
$GLOBALS['ftppath']  = '/httpdocs/lms';
$GLOBALS['where_files']  = '/files';
$GLOBALS['db_conn_names'] = 'utf8';
$GLOBALS['db_conn_char_set'] = 'utf8';
$GLOBALS['mail_br'] = "\r\n";


Note the ftp host name is our web address since i am on a shared server. 


The main website is in the root, which for me is the httpdocs folder. I've installed the Docebo in the LMS folder. Installation seamed to go ok. all is working except uploading :(


Any suggestions?

Regards

Philip

Forgot to add, this is the php config:

Additional info:

when I try to attach a pdf to the course info page I get:

Warning: ftp_site() [function.ftp-site]: 'SITE CHMOD 0666 /httpdocs/LMS/files/doceboLms/course/1_15_1237070506_file.pdf': command not understood in E:\inetpub\vhosts\website.com\httpdocs\LMS\doceboCore\lib\lib.upload.php on line 235

Anyone with any ideas?

cheers

Philip

Philip, you are on windows then, in my hopinion, you can switch from FTP to FS mode (on config.php file)
CLaudio 

FANTASTIC ! It worked first time.

Thank you.

Philip