Changing the upload limit

[UnderHosts]

How do i change the upload limit so it isn't 2M?

[railto]

need to either change ur server php.ini file (not a good idea) or create a new php.ini file and drop it in the root of whmcs with a line like

 

upload_max_filesize = 32M

[UnderHosts]

where can i find my php.ini file? i think ill just create a new php.ini and upload it to the root but would still like to know where to find php.ini

 

thanks

[WHMCS Andrew]

If you look in your phpinfo (utilities menu) one of the first rows is the php.ini that has been loaded and it's location

[UnderHosts]

i tried making a new php.ini file but that wouldn't work, is there any other to change the upload limit, i just went on the phpinfo but there is no way to edit.

 

thanks.

[JasonO]

It's in your web servers php folder for your server. You will have to edit the file in there.

If your on a shared host then you will need to ask your host to increase it - but they might not increase it that much.

[PPH]

i tried making a new php.ini file but that wouldn't work, is there any other to change the upload limit, i just went on the phpinfo but there is no way to edit.

 

thanks.

Is your server running as Apache or cgi? If Apache it needs to be in .htaccess.

[UnderHosts]

my server is running on apache.

[PPH]

In an .htaccess file in the same directory as the script, include this line:

 

php_value upload_max_filesize

 

where is the size of the allowable upload. For example, if the desired filesize is 20 meg, the following directive would be placed in the .htaccess:

 

php_value upload_max_filesize 20M

 

Remember with .htaccess, this would enable it in the directory you place the .htaccess and every subfolder from that point.

[Adam]

Howdy,

 

If you have root access and the current PHP upload limit is at 2MB run this bash script at your own risk.

 

 

php -i | grep php.ini | awk {'print $6'} >> phpPath.txt; for i in 
$(cat phpPath.txt);do replace "upload_max_filesize = 2M" "upload_max_filesize = 32M" -- $i; done; rm -rf phpPath.txt

 

 

Thanks,

Adam