Modify PHP upload file size limit (windows, linux)

Contents of this section: Modify the size limit when uploading files in PHP to break through the upper limit.

1. Windows environment Step 1: Modify the POST file size limit under php5 1. Edit php.ini Found: max_execution_time = 30, this is the maximum time for each script to run, in seconds, modified to: max_execution_time = 150 Found: max_input_time = 60. This is the time that each script can consume. The unit is also seconds. Modify to: max_input_time = 300

Found: memory_limit = 128M. This is the maximum memory consumed by the script. Change the value according to your needs. Here it is modified to: memory_limit = 256M

Found: post_max_size = 8M, the maximum data submitted by the form is 8M. This item does not limit the size of a single uploaded file, but limits the submitted data of the entire form. The scope of the restriction includes all content submitted in the form. For example: when publishing a post, the post title, content, attachments, etc.... This is modified to: post_max_size = 20M

Found: upload_max_filesize = 2M, the maximum allowed size of uploaded files, modified to: upload_max_filesize = 10M

Step 2: File upload size control in Apache environment Modify httpd.conf located in the Apahce directory Add to: LimitRequestBody 10485760 That is, 10M=10*1024*1024, some articles mentioned that it should be changed to 600000000

Restart apache and you can get the required size in the settings.

Second, Linux environment Modify etc/php.ini Find the File Uploadsh area and modify the following parameters: file_uploads = on; switch whether to allow file uploads through HTTP. The default is ON, which means upload_tmp_dir is turned on; files are uploaded to the server where temporary files are stored. If not specified, the system default temporary folder will be used (moodle can not be changed) upload_max_filesize = 8m; Maximum size of files allowed to be uploaded. Find the Data Handling area and modify post_max_size = 8m; refers to the maximum value that can be received through form POST to PHP, including all values ​​in the form. The default is 8M After setting the above four parameters, uploading files smaller than 8M is generally not a problem. But if you upload a file larger than 8M, you only have to set the following parameters:

In the Resource Limits area: max_execution_time = 600; Maximum time value (seconds) for each PHP page to run, default 30 seconds max_input_time = 600; Maximum time required for each PHP page to receive data, default 60 seconds memory_limit = 8m; The maximum memory consumed by each PHP page, the default is 8M.