my upload file size is FIXED to 2MB!!!

[man212]

hi Mailwizz nerds,

i am facing a strange case, i can´t upload a list of emails witch is bigger then 2MB, even if i set the size file bigger.

I also see that under CLI the max size is fixed to 2MB!!!, any idea how can i change this?

 

[twisted1919]

@man212 - For uploading files, mailwizz settings cannot be larger that the server settings, this is why even if you set a high limit in mailwizz it still cannot allow uploading larger files. You have to modify the php configuration to have the server allow larger files.
If it makes easier to you, think the limit in mailwizz is the upper limit, like people can upload at most that size, but the server is the one which dictates.

 

[man212]

@twisted1919
this are my server setting.

where can i change the php configuration? steps pls. Example ( login here--> click there ). Screenshots is also usefull.

thank you in advance

 

[OptiBiz1]

It's a bit depending on how you have installed PHP, but try to look under /etc/php . If you have multiple PHP version there and different ways of calling PHP, it can e.g. look like:

/etc/php/7.1/cgi/php.ini
/etc/php/7.1/cli/php.ini
/etc/php/7.1/fpm/php.ini

/etc/php/7.2/cgi/php.ini
.
.
.
It can also be under /opt/php*/lib/


It's the php.ini file that you are interested in. In there you should look for a variable called "upload_max_filesize" which equals 2M in your installation. Set it higher.

 

[OptiBiz1]

If you have been a good boy/girl during the year that just passed, eaten your porridge and you can't do what you need to do with php.ini, then send me a PM and I will do it for you (free of charge of course). Ho-ho-ho, Santa is here.

 

[man212]

@OptiBiz1

i am always a good boy ;-)

you v got PM

 

[OptiBiz1]

 

[man212]

the directory is: nano/etc/php.ini.

@Osjtya helps me to solve the problem and i learned from him.

once again thank you very much @OptiBiz1 and @Osjtya

 

[Fredz]

bro, why i have change the php.ini, but still can't upload the bigger size file.

 

[Fredz]

after changed the php.ini, i restart the php-fpm, what else i need to do

 

[twisted1919]

after changed the php.ini, i restart the php-fpm, what else i need to do

That should suffice, you should then look in backend > misc > php info and search for "upload_max_size" and see if the value changed. If it has not, it means you didn't change in the right file.