php.ini (how to upload file size > 2 MB)

  • Resolved tuunup

    (@tuunup)


    14 years, 8 months ago

    Hello,

    My php.ini file currently has the following parameters:

    register_globals = On / Off
    upload_max_filesize = 30M
    post_max_size = 30M
    memory_limit = 30M
    upload_tmp_dir = 30M
    max_execution_time = 180

    I don’t know why I still can’t upload file sizes greater than 2 MB. I’m still getting this message when I try to upload: “This file is too big. The maximum upload size for your server is 2M.”

    Thank you for helping.

    TuUnUP
    https://www.tuunup.com

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  • Happpened to me too tuunup, At the end, i just upload it via ftp. it worked.

    Thread Starter tuunup

    (@tuunup)

    How do I upload audio via ftp? I only know how to upload files to the file manager but don’t know how to make it appear on my site at WordPress.
    Thanks.

    tuunup,

    Example, you want to upload a video via ftp. I usually make a folder and inside that folder, click upload.
    To make it appear in your site, you need the path and the url address.

    Hi,

    Your PHP configuration file has already set the 30MB file upload limit. I suggest you to increase the maximum execution time to 600 and have a check with upload.

    max_execution_time = 600

    Thanks,

    Shane G.

    Thread Starter tuunup

    (@tuunup)

    @shane G – I tried it at 600 as you suggested and it didn’t work so I tried a random number (1000), and it didn’t work either.

    @kim09 – with the ftp method, will the person have to download the file before being able to listen to or watch it or will it be streaming from my WordPress website?

    Thanks.

    Hey tuunup, depends on what file, i have uploaded .mov file and disable the option for downloading it.
    Many of my videos I upload via ftp and it’s streaming in my wordpress blog.

    Thread Starter tuunup

    (@tuunup)

    Thanks, all. Problem resolved.

    Hi

    I’m having the same error – “This file is too big. The maximum upload size for your server is 2M.”

    The site is on my machine (local). i.e., this is not from a live site. I’m running OS X Snow Leopard.

    I’m not a programmer (which is why I use WordPress ?? .. so please excuse my ignorance but … where is php.ini?

    Many thanks in advance. If you need more info, please let me know ??

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