increasing the upload limit in php.ini

[jsatan]

As the title says, how do I go about having this done?
I'm a low traffic user but the file that I upload to the website has increased over the limit set for xhosting.
It's currently the default of 2MB and would like it increasing to 3MB.


I'm not sure where to log this sort of request, if this is the incorrect place please let me know the correct location.

Cheers. Jon.

 

[Zubair]

As the title says, how do I go about having this done?
I'm a low traffic user but the file that I upload to the website has increased over the limit set for xhosting.
It's currently the default of 2MB and would like it increasing to 3MB.


I'm not sure where to log this sort of request, if this is the incorrect place please let me know the correct location.

Cheers. Jon.

cPanel uploads are limited to 8 MB. But FTP uploads are not limited.

Where you get 2 MB limit?

 

[descalzo]

Since he mentions php.ini , I assume he means uploading via a PHP script.
The free servers are not consistent.
Some have the upload max set to 2M, some 32M
Some have max memory usage for a php script set at 32M, some at 64M.

cPanel is similarly different server to server.

 

[leafypiggy]

You can't edit php.ini.. The upload limit is what it is.

Zubair: He's referring to a script on his website, not cPanel.

 

[jsatan]

Yeah it's via the php script upload, not the php memory run-time limit.
So I'm to assume this can't be altered?

Jon.

Thank for the replies btw.

 

[descalzo]

Users cannot edit php.ini , it is a server wide setting.

But when the Admins complete the migration, they should normalize all the settings, so I believe that the limit will be increased.