MY CPANEL CANT ALLOW TO UPLOAD BIGGER FILES

[isleevedaniel]

Dear Team
Hoping you are well.
What could be the problem as i cannot upload bigger files on cpanel

 

[Testosterone]

try to configure the php.ini in your cPanel

upload_max_filesize is set as default to 2mb
also you can change post_max_size when you're already there

 

[NeleMusic]

Hi, the same problem. If don't success try to change IP address. for me solved problem.
Best,
N.

 

[haksxsx]

Best option is through php
if still, you can't do it ask your hosting provider.

 

[linuxeagle]

set the max upload files size from WHM > tweak settings

 

[ekebyte]

it's a dedicated server or vps? or simple hosting?

 

[rasesh]

Use FTP to transfer a huge or large numbers of files

 

[RealSollyM]

On the root of our folder, add a file called .user.ini (note the dot before the user), and then update as if it was the php.ini file.

In my case, I didn't want to allow access to all sites on my cPanel, so I did this to limit it to a particular folder (and subfolders)

 

[linuxeagle]

On the root of our folder, add a file called .user.ini (note the dot before the user), and then update as if it was the php.ini file.

In my case, I didn't want to allow access to all sites on my cPanel, so I did this to limit it to a particular folder (and subfolders)

but the .user.ini file no longer supported and has no effect nowadays in last update from cpanel

 

[Babak]

best way is contact to hosting

 

[abeck]

Dear Team
Hoping you are well.
What could be the problem as i cannot upload bigger files on cpanel

Contact your admin hosting this final solution..