Cant upload images larger then 2mb

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[slvreagl]

I am having a problem uploading any image that is over 2mb in size to any album, Images under 2mb will upload with no problem. When I first installed this mod my PHP: Upload Max Filesize was set to 2mb so I changed that to something much higher in my hosts php control panel. The change shows in the gallery mod admin but I still cant upload over 2mb, resolution is set to 3500. I have coppermine and smf garage installed and they both can upload over 2mb even before the php change.
When I upload a file that is over 2mb with my firefox browser it waits and then just stops at a blank white page.
Google Chrome and Operah show the file upload at 100% then gives me a error 500


HELP 

[SMFHacks]

This is a host issue. You need to change your php.ini settings to allow larger file uploads.

For more information on increasing the limits check out this topic
http://www.smfhacks.com/index.php/topic,3498.0.html

[slvreagl]

This is a host issue. You need to change your php.ini settings to allow larger file uploads.

For more information on increasing the limits check out this topic
http://www.smfhacks.com/index.php/topic,3498.0.html

As stated above I did make the changes to post_max_size, and upload_max_filesize, And the changes show in the Admin Gallery Configuration page.

[SMFHacks]

You will need to check your webserver logs and see what is the error could also be a time out issue or some settings such as fastcgi has upload limits as well.

[slvreagl]

I could not find a fastcgi
I PM you my phpinfo link, could you peak at it and see if you see any red flags?

[SMFHacks]

I would check your apache error in the logs folder error.log after you upload a file that fails should give a clue.

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