• I can not seem to upload a 10 mb audio file. I keep getting this error message:

    This file is too big. Your php.ini upload_max_filesize is 32M.

    I’ve checked with my server tech support and they have assured me this is not a server problem as the php.ini file is definitely set to 32mb

    I also sent them a copy of the audio file and they verified that it is indeed a 10mb file, well within the upload limit.

    I have also tried two complete re-installs of 2.6 to make sure I have a complete and clean install.

    So why is my WP install unable to upload this file, and why is it display this incorrect error message?

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  • How about if both your UPLOAD and POST _MAX_SIZEs are set at 50MB and I still can’t upload a 20MB audio file?

    I’ve used the flash uploader as well as the browser uploader and the browser uploader would respond that the operation had timed out, and the flash uploader I get an HTTP error.

    I’d use brute-force and just upload via an FTP program but my boss wants to be able to do it from the comfort of his own bed (so-to-speak) so anything outside of the wordpress UI won’t work for me.

    I think this may work…

    define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);

    Putting that in wp-config.php is something I done before.

    Any further help on this I may write an article. Let me know if anyone else is stuck and contact me here http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk

    http://simplercomputing.net/2009/02/13/fix-php-max-upload-size-wordpress/

    Actually it might have been something more like this I done. Just to check it on WP 2.8 I tried changing and printing my new INI settings and it had no effect but this is the way to do it I reckon. Just don’t know why it doesnt work in 2.8 and it did for me previously

    Hi,
    I also do have the same problem with version 2.33. {have not tried it with newer version as yet since I’m a getting a headache.}
    I’ve done all the three changes [max file size, etc. as well adding the line from ‘webTechGlobal’ as well as installing the above plugin, for good measure. But Nil so far, niet, nothing.
    {I am just thinking of a server reboot now…}
    What happens is the max is set to 50M and file size is about 8.5meg. It tries to do the uploading…progress bar and so on. But it just behaves as if the file is uploaded. But it does not appear in the Browse listing. It is not on the srver as well when checked manually. [obviously]

    Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated, as I do need to replicate a solution as per SmokinJoe since the boss is going to do the file-uploading from within the application itself.
    Thank you in advance.

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