Parameters set in file php.ini will limit the file size you will be able to upload
| file_uploads | 1 | Indicates if PHP will allow files to be uploaded to this server | passed | | upload_max_filesize | 7M | Specifies the maximum file size that PHP will allow to be uploaded.The maximum file size that you can upload is 7M | passed | | max_execution_time | 30 | Specifies the maximum time that a PHP script is allowed to run. This is the default script execution setting for
PHP. Someone using a 56kbit modem will probably be able to upload
a ~210kByte file (56kbits/8bitsx30seconds=210kByte file). | warning | | post_max_size | 8M | Specifies the maximum POST page size that PHP will accept. This is the default POST max size setting for
PHP. You might have trouble uploading a file that is larger
than 8M. You might want to make this the same
value as upload_max_filesize. | warning | | upload_tmp_dir |
Location where PHP temporarily stores an uploaded file
upload_tmp_dir is currently not set. PHP will use
the /tmp directory as default | passed |
| Additional causes of limitations for file uploads, Please read if you are still limited.
| I can upload small files, but I still cannot upload a file larger than 500k bytes
| Chances are you installed PHP with via a RPM install.
When trying to upload, you will get a message that page cannot be found or does not exist.
Look for file called php.conf. Usually located in /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf
Update LimitRequestBody to a value you are comfortable with. The default value
is 500k, (thereby limiting your post to 500k) . Also check in httpd.conf for this variable.
Make change, restart apache.
| | I can upload small files, but I still cannot upload a file larger than 1Meg bytes
| Chances are you have Squid v2.5 or less running on either your server, or on a firewall.
When trying to upload, you will get a message that page cannot be found or does not exist.
There is a variable in squid.conf called request_body_max_size the is set to a default
value of 1Meg. (even if variable is commented out). Set this variable to 0 (unlimited) and
restart squid.
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