By droople on

Hi all

I am trying to increase my memory to start with, secondly I want to increase my upload file size.

I cant seem to find any htaccess or php.ini files on my directories.

I have therefore created a php.ni

with these line: memory_limit = 24M ,

to increase memory..

And to increase file size, I created this php.ini file

upload_max_filesize = 10M ;
post_max_size = 20M ;

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Problem now is I dont know which directory to ftp them to, or even if it's supposed to be a single file instead of two seperate ones

CHeers guys

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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vm’s picture

vm commented

drupal 4.7.4 has a .htaccess file in its main directory as well as a few others.
php.ini would have to be copied from your host. you cannot just "create" a php.ini file.

more information about how to obtain a copy of your default php.ini file can be obtained from your host. once obtained then you change the lines necessary and upload it to your drupal/root folder.

There is a script here http://tips-scripts.com/ that allows the copying of php.ini out of your usr/bin directory. however, i cannot comment on whether it works on all hosts. It has worked on mine (site5.com). site5.com has no restrictions on using a customized php.ini file. your host may.

droople’s picture

droople commented

Will definitely check that out,

thanks a lot, will come back with feedback

cheers

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pwolanin commented

depends on you host setup. On a host using suexec, you may be able to put a php.ini file in your Drupal root directory and have it take effect. if your host is using apache with mod_php you probably need to put the settings in your .htaccess file (which may require a different syntax).

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