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    Question Max filesize

    How do you change the maximum filesize limit on uploaded files.. I need to change this beacuse I got a big ass backup to transfer to my server.

    Anyone that know how to change the maximum allowed filesize?

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    You have to make the changes in the php.ini file for changing the upload limit setting. Make the changes in php.ini file and you can upload what ever you want. After uploading make it as it is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ehpmahesh
    You have to make the changes in the php.ini file for changing the upload limit setting. Make the changes in php.ini file and you can upload what ever you want. After uploading make it as it is.
    Huh? Okay but where could I find the PHP.ini file?

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    Normally, it's:

    /usr/local/lib/php.ini
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    Quote Originally Posted by chirpy
    Normally, it's:

    /usr/local/lib/php.ini
    Hmm couldnt find anything in the php.ini but I think you are thinking of something else
    I dont want to overpass the php 2mb limit I need to change the maximum filesize
    beacuse I got a big ass backup file on 10GB to transfer to the server but ssh stoped the transfer after like 2.5GB beacused I had reached the maximum allowed filesize limit.

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    Hmm. I'm not aware of a filesize limit in openssh. If it were anywhere it would be in /etc/ssh/sshd_config but I see no settings. TBH, you'd probably be better off using FTP or FTP over SSL for a secure transfer of such a large file.
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