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[John Nunez]

Yury,

You can have the user compress the files and upload. List the directory 
of the compress file, get the user's comments on the order, insert a 
order file into the compressed file, place a copy on a backup directory 
and a copy on the sync directory. Use RSYNC over SSH to get the files 
onto the client's PC.  Using Cron and SSH Keys would be secure and 
automated.

Thanks,
John


On Mar 11, 2005, at 5:16 PM, Yury :: heavenspa Web Services wrote:

> hi folks..
>
> I have some questions, maybe someone can offer some good suggestions.
>
> -i have a client who is a photolab, he want to offer his clients the 
> ability to upload their images to him. My solution was building a 
> website, using php to let his clients upload the files. Files can be 
> anywhere from 1 meg to 15 megs - EACH.
>
> I found a inexpensive phpupload script with great functionality.
> http://www.scriptscenter.com/ezupload/
>
> There are a few issues -- - since the files are large -- php.ini by 
> default lets you upload 2meg files
> - uploading such huge files could timeout while uploading..
>
> question: is there a way around these 2 issues?
>
> next - the client also asked about automating the files to download to 
> his internal computers.. Is there anything out there that could do 
> such a thing?
>
> Has anyone worked on anything like this before.. any ideas- 
> sugestions-comments?
>
> thanks in advance.
> regards
> yury
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