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  1. jdawes

    jdawes Well-Known Member

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    Can someone direct me to the required procedure to increase the maximum file size and timeout for the php upload. I believe it is set and a tiny 2mb at the moment and I would like to increase this to say 20mb or so. Someone told me that it was a setting in my http.conf file but i wasnt sure if that was the case and if that worked for cpanel?

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    Edit: /usr/local/lib/php.ini
    Search for: upload
    Change the variable as you see fit.

    The timeout variables are set in the apache config file.

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    hi there

    neomail would not allow to upload attachments bigger then 2 MB. We changed it in php.ini , phptest say it is now 50MB (I know it is to much :) but neomail still says that it has problems with attachments bigger then 2 MB!
    Any clue ? all services restarted even the machine.
     
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    Got it working, thanks!
     
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    Check LimitRequestBody in httpd.conf (apache 1.3 ish +)
     
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    Well I would guess that neomail or what ever limits it in its own way - edit it, read threw its files and I be there is an if($UPLOAD['file'] > 2000 bytes) sort of setup in it, may take some time :) did you try google? google is your friend :)
     
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