A little bit of php going on

[saberface]

Hello I am trying to allow max upload size to = 10 GB I have this set in server settings how ever when I go to select this setting under username and php setting it only allows me to choose 1 GB how do I fix this? Thanks

 

[Richard G]

Please don't byte me if I'm wrong, but if I'm correct it's like this.

Copy the php_settings.json from /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates to /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom and if the custom directory does not exisit, create it.

Then in the custom directory, edit this php_settins.json file and add the values you want to post_max_size and max_upload_size in there.

Here is an example I found just now.

custom php_settings.json - change range to values

Is it possible to change a given range to a list of values? Example: change range from "max_input_vars" : { "default" : 10000, "type": "int", "range" : [ 1, 100000 ] }, to a list of values: "max_input_vars" : {...

forum.directadmin.com

This is for the max_vars but this way you can also change other settings you want.

 

[saberface]

Please don't byte me if I'm wrong, but if I'm correct it's like this.

Copy the php_settings.json from /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates to /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom and if the custom directory does not exisit, create it.

Then in the custom directory, edit this php_settins.json file and add the values you want to post_max_size and max_upload_size in there.

Here is an example I found just now.

custom php_settings.json - change range to values

Is it possible to change a given range to a list of values? Example: change range from "max_input_vars" : { "default" : 10000, "type": "int", "range" : [ 1, 100000 ] }, to a list of values: "max_input_vars" : {...

forum.directadmin.com

This is for the max_vars but this way you can also change other settings you want.

not sure how to access this I am the root admin of my server

 

[Richard G]

I am the root admin of my server

If you are the root admin of your server, you can login via SSH and work from there.

 

[saberface]

If you are the root admin of your server, you can login via SSH and work from there.

I actually fixed this by adding the line into the custom area and it fixed it

 

[Richard G]

Good job!