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==Physical access to Server== | ==Physical access to Server== | ||
These instructions assume you have full physical and administrative access to your server. If you are using a hosted server then you will probably need to look into other ways to increase your file upload size. | These instructions assume you have full physical and administrative access to your server. If you are using a hosted server then you will probably need to look into other ways to increase your file upload size. | ||
===Ubuntu Linux Instructions=== | ===Editing php.ini file=== | ||
These instructions show you how to change the file upload size by editing your php.ini file. | |||
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These instructions assume that you have installed PHP 5 and Apache 2 via apt-get and left it all as a default install. If you have compiled yourself I presume that you will know where your php.ini files are! | These instructions assume that you have installed PHP 5 and Apache 2 via apt-get and left it all as a default install. If you have compiled yourself I presume that you will know where your php.ini files are! | ||
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Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size | Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size | ||
===Windows XP and Server 2003 Instructions=== | ====Windows XP and Server 2003 Instructions==== | ||
These instructions presume that you have downloaded the latest PHP 5.2.x Windows zip package and extracted it to C:\PHP. If you have installed PHP to another location then change all references to "C:\PHP" to the location you installed PHP too. | These instructions presume that you have downloaded the latest PHP 5.2.x Windows zip package and extracted it to C:\PHP. If you have installed PHP to another location then change all references to "C:\PHP" to the location you installed PHP too. | ||
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Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size | Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revisió del 15:32, 18 set 2009
Probably the most frequently asked question in the Moodle.org Using Moodle forums is "How do I increase the upload file size limit?"
Physical access to Server
These instructions assume you have full physical and administrative access to your server. If you are using a hosted server then you will probably need to look into other ways to increase your file upload size.
Editing php.ini file
These instructions show you how to change the file upload size by editing your php.ini file.
Ubuntu Linux Instructions
These instructions assume that you have installed PHP 5 and Apache 2 via apt-get and left it all as a default install. If you have compiled yourself I presume that you will know where your php.ini files are!
You need to edit the following three settings in your php.ini file located at: /etc/php5/apache2/
- Type "sudo nano /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini"
- Press Ctrl and W and type "post_max_size"
- Change the value to the number of Mb you want your site to accept as uploads
- Press Ctrl and W and type "upload_max_filesize"
- Change the value to the number of Mb you want your site to accept as uploads
- Press Ctrl and W and type "max_execution_time"
- Change the value to 600
- Press Ctrl and O
- Press Ctrl and X
- Type sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size
Windows XP and Server 2003 Instructions
These instructions presume that you have downloaded the latest PHP 5.2.x Windows zip package and extracted it to C:\PHP. If you have installed PHP to another location then change all references to "C:\PHP" to the location you installed PHP too.
- Open C:\PHP
- Right Click the php.ini file in this folder and choose "Open with..."
- Choose "Wordpad" not "Notepad" to open the file with
- Press Ctrl and F and type "post_max_size"
- Change the value to the number of Mb you want your site to accept as uploads
- Press Ctrl and F and type "upload_max_filesize"
- Change the value to the number of Mb you want your site to accept as uploads
- Press Ctrl and F and type "max_execution_time"
- Change the value to 600
- Press Ctrl and S
- Exit Wordpad
- Restart your webserver
- For IIS
- Open your Start Menu on your server and select "Run"
- Type "iisreset /RESTART"
- For Apache 2
- The following command will work as long as you have installed Apache 2 as a service on your Windows Server
- Open your Start Menu on your server and select "Run"
- Type "httpd -k restart"
Your new file size limit should now appear in Administration > Security > Site Policies > Maximum uploaded file size
