Hi,
Can I call on some brains a bit clverer than mine, please?
I have created and uploaded a new php.ini file into my root folder, so that users should be able to upload larger izap videos and tidypics, as the hosting package I have limits the uploading.
Changing .htaccess did not have an effect, as the php.ini file on the server was overriding the details.
I have run cron jobs for the new php.ini and when I call for phpinfo.php, the new details are shown.
However, users are still unable to upload large files and when I check the settings for izap or tidypics, the original php.ini details are shown and not those that I updated and can be seen calling for phpinfo.
Can anybody think of what I can do, please?
Many thanks
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You must log in to post replies.If you are useing php5 the file needs to be named php5.ini
The php.ini file has to be located at a particular directory on your server. Check phpinfo() for that location. (and the file/directory does not necessarily need to be named php5)