Well I'm not sure about that specific file attachment mod. But I know with the file attachment mod I am using we are only able to attach up to about 2-3MB. Our host has set a script timeout limit that we are unable to override. I'm guessing your host has done something similar and probably with a lower script timeout limit. If that is the case there is not much you can do about it. (except switch hosting companies or get a dedicated server) Users with faster connection speeds to the server will be able to upload larger files.
P.S. We are on IIS 7. So we probably have higher limits than IIS 6.
I would say that you need to change the following in red to the new code in green:
' --- CHECK FILE FOR ACCEPTABILITY ---
if oldfilename = "" then
response.redirect "pop_upload_new.asp"
else
extension = LCase(Mid(filename,InStrRev(filename,".")))
end if
ImageFileType=true
AllowFile=false
AllowExpression=falseselect case extension
case ".jpg", ".jpeg", ".gif", ".png", ".bmp" '##Image File extensions
ImageFileType=true
case ".mp3"
ImageFileType=false
MP3FileType=true
end select
AllowFile=false
AllowExpression=false
This is in outputFile.asp (around line 91). I hope that this helps.