Uploading file problem using post

[Anon]

Hello,
First off I'm not sure if this is a php or apache problem, hopefully somone will be able to narrow it down for me. My test server here is a ppro200 with 64 megs ram running RedHat 6.1 Apache and with php3 support.
I using the POST method to upload files to my server and then display a confirmation page. I've increased the php3.ini file to accept much greater then normal file uploads (up to 100 meg). This works fine for most files around the 50 meg mark but attempting to upload an 80 meg file results in the showing of the default "The page cannot be displayed" page for my upload-file3.php file.
Here's the guts of it.

html

<FORM ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" ACTION="upload-file3.php3" METHOD=POST>
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="104857600">
<INPUT NAME="userfile" TYPE="file">
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send File">
</FORM>

php3
<?
rename($userfile, "/home/httpd/html/upload/".$userfile_name);
?> File upload successful.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Anon]

Steve,
ur memory limit is 64 megs. I am amazed
that you are able to run red-hat+php+mywl
on that memory.
you just need more memory. work with 128 megs

cheers
nilesh :-)

[Anon]

D'oh, I feared as much. Thanks for the confirmation, I presume this is a result of the whole file being loaded into memory before being written to disk? If so the server would need a stupid amount of memory, anyway to get around this limit (ie not loading the whole file to mem before writing?)

Thanks.

[Anon]

ur memory limit is 64 megs. I am amazed
that you are able to run red-hat+php+mywl
on that memory.

Uhh, ever hear of this thing called "virtual memory"? Performance won't be
great, but fwiw my test server is a lesser machine than his (32M) and
it runs apache+ssl+php+postgresql adequately enough to function as a
test machine.