Ok I am trying to upload a 2.5mb database to a godaddy sql server on shared hosting. Anyone know how to get around the 2.0mb file size limit?
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not sure if it works with godaddy :
add to .htaccess:
php_value upload_max_filesize 6M
Otherwise, ask them to up the limit, which they will refuse ... Or get them to copy the DB in the proper root folder for you .... or get a friendly host
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Well if anyone actually cares I tried the above and then contacted go daddy when it failed. Was able to accomplish this by FTP to my dbbackup folder and then restore DB. Its a work around for the normal way.100% Legal Sex Vacations at Blue Paradise_Exotic ResortComment
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You can also use something called bigdump, its handy for the problem of timeout when trying to upload a DB.Comment
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Yeah I believe bigdump is what I used, it splits the database into multiple smaller files, making the import into godaddy possible.Conversion Sharks - 1,000+ adult dating offers, traffic management, and consistently high payouts.
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navicat ftwC:\Code\
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LOL. Godaddy sucks ass. I had that problem too. I called their support and they wouldn't install it for me and they wouldn't give me any options to install it so I told my client godaddy refused to allow me to do what I needed and they should get another host.
You might look into installing a PHP script that gives you virtual shell access. Forget the names but I know a few of them exist. It basically gives you a terminal in your browser but it's run as user "nobody". You might be able to import it that way but I doubt the mysql command line client will be accessable.Comment
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