carolinef Verified User Joined Sep 2, 2021 Messages 25 Oct 26, 2021 #1 Hi, I have a problem with upload_max_filesize change. When I make changes to both the cloudlinux selector and the php.ini file in phpmyadmin I see that I can import a maximum of 64m. Nothing changes...
Hi, I have a problem with upload_max_filesize change. When I make changes to both the cloudlinux selector and the php.ini file in phpmyadmin I see that I can import a maximum of 64m. Nothing changes...
carolinef Verified User Joined Sep 2, 2021 Messages 25 Oct 26, 2021 #2 ... Attachments Przechwytywanie.jpg 61.1 KB · Views: 73
Zhenyapan Verified User Joined Feb 23, 2018 Messages 2,449 Location UA Oct 26, 2021 #3 phpmyadmin uses server's default PHP and it's settings. from ssh root console check what config to modify: php -i | grep php.ini
phpmyadmin uses server's default PHP and it's settings. from ssh root console check what config to modify: php -i | grep php.ini
carolinef Verified User Joined Sep 2, 2021 Messages 25 Oct 26, 2021 #4 I checked and here there is a 256M record. Still unchanged in phpmyadmin Attachments Przechwytywanie.jpg 52.9 KB · Views: 75 Przechwytywanie2.jpg 15.8 KB · Views: 77
cjd Verified User Joined Feb 1, 2021 Messages 355 Location Canada Oct 26, 2021 #5 When updating php.ini for PHPMyAdmin you need to check multiple values: memory_limit post_max_size upload_max_filesize If any are too small it will use the smaller value. Remember to restart php service.
When updating php.ini for PHPMyAdmin you need to check multiple values: memory_limit post_max_size upload_max_filesize If any are too small it will use the smaller value. Remember to restart php service.
Zhenyapan Verified User Joined Feb 23, 2018 Messages 2,449 Location UA Oct 26, 2021 #6 also after modifying php ini - you must restart php-fpm/httpd/nginx/lsphp or what you are using
