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I hate coding and PHP!
I hate coding as well. (no pun to you pros out there, lots of respect :rolleyes: )
We all know that the default upload size for an attachment is at 2mb, and for a post its 8mb. I'm having a hard time increasing this. I noticed a lot of people saying you have to talk to your host, and this is what they said: Quote:
How the hell am I supposed to create a compatible php.ini when there isnt even one in the damn root folder. I go to php.net, download the zip file, make the two adjustments I needed (upload size and post size). I throw it into the forum root and it tells me it has to be Zend optimized, plus I dont see any changes on the admincp panel of vbulletin (still shows 2mb upload, 8 total). I download the Zend optimizer and realize that I have no idea what Im doing from this point on. I'm basically stuck, confused and pissed! :eek: I always hated coding and thats the main reason I left my stupid computer engineering degree to continue in business and marketing. Oh well! ;) |
Try .htaccess.
Code:
php_value upload_max_filesize 300M |
Tried it. It wont work only with .htaccess I have to configure a php.ini file as well and I dont know how! :eek:
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I'm not sure where the file is supposed to be located/created (ask your host). But once created, it should automatically inherit the global php.ini's settings, and then it should be a simple case of specifying your custom settings.
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I dont think I'll have a hard time with customizing the settings. It's the creation part that I totally get lost in.
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The results will tell you whereabouts the system is reading the standard php.ini Alternatively create a short php script like the following: Code:
<?php Then ask you hosts for a copy |
login with ssh and do whereis php.ini
that give you de location of your php.ini |
Apparently I dont have access to the "main" php.ini
Because they use SuPhp I'm allowed to create a php.ini file that I can set to affect all folders beneath it. |
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