upload file size() error

does the batch process still?

both import possibilties give me an error. the batch upload and the normal one.
the import option, gives me this warning message:
Memphis Error: There was an error processing your saved variables file. Sorry the import process can not continue.

But it was working two days ago… then I deactivated the plugin to use it later. Today I activated it, and got this error… I deinstalled it, installed it again….still…

have you made any server configuration changes.

This method require access to a php tmp directory. if that directory has been disabled or delete these errors will occur.

check you php setting and make sure the php has access to the tmp directory

you can sure this to check to see what your system tmp dir is:

https://php.net/manual/en/function.sys-get-temp-dir.php

only thing I did is to install WP SMUSH… and I used “Image cleaner” plugin, to get rid of 8000 old unused Images.

All of my 20 Plugins working fine.

The System Check of your plugin is also giving me green light for everything.

as stated above please check to see if you system tmp folder is available for php.

check the link.

sorry, Im not firm enough to do so…

I created an document called test.php and loaded it up into my wordpress main dirctory

<?php string sys_get_temp_dir() ?>

yes, managed it:

https://kn-berlin.de/test.php

<?php
echo sys_get_temp_dir();
?>

so the output gives me

/tmp

is this good, or bad? ??

okay good, so we can rule out a tmp folder issue. You can get rid of that file.

Can you tell me the file name of a file that is returning a Warning: filesize()

not the zip file its self but a file inside the zip file.

sure, as an example this is one of the files name:
Landesbeihilfeverordnung-Rheinland-Pfalz.pdf

sorry one more thing, what is your language I’m assuming you site is not english?

german website ??

check you file size limits in php, the files might be too big:

Add the below to the relevant php.ini file (recommended, if you have access).

memory_limit = 32M
upload_max_filesize = 24M
post_max_size = 32M

thanks, bhaldie.

I wrote this in my php.ini, but nothing has changed. The warning is still the same

try this open the mdocs-batch-upload.php and changing the line 58:

//$filesize_mb = number_format(round(filesize($zip_file)/1024,0));
$filesize_mb = 0;

tell me what happens.