I mean files already uploaded, basically all PDFs, and I would like to monitor them WITHOUT the need to add every single file to some download plugin by hand and paste special link in place – and that’s what all plugins I tried want me to do.
So, is there a plugin that will let me check “PDFs” and tell me “oh, this one was opened 27 times”?
Thanks.
]]>“Notice: your server allows you to upload 20 files of maximum 5G bytes each and total 5G bytes and allows 3600 seconds to complete. If your request exceeds these limitations, it will fail, probably without an errormessage. Additionally your hosting provider may have set other limitations on uploading files.
Based on your server memory limit you should not upload images larger then 889.1 Mega pixels
E.g. not bigger than approx 35250 x 26450 pixels (4:3) or 40700 x 22900 (16:9)
There is a typo in “errormessage“
The prompt suggests that there is rather an upload limit when it comes to how many items simultaneously can be uploaded via the server.
Where would be that setting to change on the server? Would it be under /etc/php/8.3/apache2/php.ini entry?
I do have these changes within the server’s php.ini entry: (the generous resources setup is due to that the server is a installed as a VM locally.)
memory_limit = 4G
post_max_size = 5G
upload_max_filesize = 5G
max_execution_time = 3600
max_input_time = 3600What do I need to look for, and change perhaps to ‘limitless’ simultaneous uploads (or much larger number)?
I hope you don’t mind this generic question that is more related to the basic setup of the server rather than of the plugin itself.
Thank you
PS: I love the wordings and solid and clear definitions of this statement that are describing the server’s limits of file uploads, actually I didn’t know what is the difference between
post_max_size = 5G
&
upload_max_filesize = 5G
until I read the description within the plugin generated prompt on the Upload page.
‘upload 20 files of maximum 5G bytes each
and total 5G bytes
and allows 3600 seconds to complete‘
I’m trying to protect the PHP files in the WP-CONTENT directory but it displays SUCURI: Error hardening directory, check the permissions.
Do you have any idea how to fix this?
]]>there is a filter on images only, in the file selection modal. I’d like to add PDF there. I can do it, but I can’t reuse it, because I can’t see it on the files list, after click on the “Select file” button.
How can I remove the filter? I can’t find it at the source code.
]]>I’ve Woocommerce 9.1.4 on my site and It’s not writing logs anymore in files
It shows this error:
File system settings
The file system is not configured for direct writes. This could cause problems for the logger.You may want to switch to the database for log storage.
But on status of woocommerce it say that the folder is writable
QUESTION: Is there a way to completely remove and clean the server of all the WordPress files?
They’re telling me the WordPress “malware” has changed the httaccess file, which will re-infect WordPress each time you install it.
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