Resolved how much upload size do I have?

[pelletip]

how much upload size do I have? I got error when upload a plugin

Increase max_file_uploads php.ini ....

 

[garrettroyce]

It's actually how many *simultaneous* files can be uploaded, not how big they are individually. x12 has 20 simultaneous files.

This could be an interesting problem for the admins, or maybe the server is just busy.

 

[garrettroyce]

I have seen that upload_size is about 2M, so that's why you can't upload your plugin. Should be less or equal to 2M

It's 64M on x12. You can verify this by doing a simple <?php echo ini_get("upload_max_filesize"); ?>

http://gjr.x10.mx/qqqq.php

I promise, that's the code. Not <?php echo "64M"; ?>

 

[Anna]

If you changed php version, you may need to edit that on the options tab under "change php version".

 

[yuyisx10]

It's 64M on x12. You can verify this by doing a simple <?php echo ini_get("upload_max_filesize"); ?>

http://gjr.x10.mx/qqqq.php

I promise, that's the code. Not <?php echo "64M"; ?>

hahahaha nice xD


EDIT: I'm on x15 server :c. Maybe that's why.

The thing is, i have called phpinfo() function and it says it is 2M and I try to upload a image above 2M, my script doesn't upload it at all. Unlike the old server I was, I could do it without any issue.

 

[Anna]

If the green arrow says anything but "Native (7.2)", click on the option by the red arrow to edit upload_max_filesize

Scroll down towards the end, and use the drop down to set the desired file size (the native php version have 64M, which is suitable in most cases).

You would need to edit the memory_limit, and post_max_size as well. Memory limit should be higher then both the others and post size should be higher then upload size.

 

[yuyisx10]

If the green arrow says anything but "Native (7.2)", click on the option by the red arrow to edit upload_max_filesize

Scroll down towards the end, and use the drop down to set the desired file size (the native php version have 64M, which is suitable in most cases).

You would need to edit the memory_limit, and post_max_size as well. Memory limit should be higher then both the others and post size should be higher then upload size.

Wow thanks a LOOTT!. Didn't think we are able to change that kind of options

 

[garrettroyce]

hahahaha nice xD


EDIT: I'm on x15 server :c. Maybe that's why.

The thing is, i have called phpinfo() function and it says it is 2M and I try to upload a image above 2M, my script doesn't upload it at all. Unlike the old server I was, I could do it without any issue.

For security reasons, you should not leave a page with phpinfo() available. It just gives potential hackers information to work with. It's not a backdoor or anything crazy, but you should try to minimize these things. I recommend taking it down or hiding it behind a password.