• I’m running a WordPress network on a GoDaddy Dedicated Server, and have been unable to change the max_upload_filesize settings.

    I’ve tried:

    1) Changing the PHP settings in the Parallels Plesk panel

    2) Adding code to the .htaccess file

    php_value upload_max_filesize 64M
    php_value post_max_size 96M
    php_value max_execution_time 300
    php_value max_input_time 300

    3) Using the Upload Max Filesize plugin (which generated both php.ini and php5.ini files).

    NONE of these methods have worked.
    When I go to upload media to ANY of the network sites, I still see the “Maximum upload file size: 1MB” warning, and am prevented from uploading anything bigger.

    Please help!

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  • Have you try contacting your host ?

    Thread Starter ranger

    (@lemmert)

    Yep. They won’t talk to me about it, because I’m not paying for their “support plan” 🙁

    Thread Starter ranger

    (@lemmert)

    *bump…

    could really use some help!

    Have you tried restarting the server so the changes get loaded?

    Thread Starter ranger

    (@lemmert)

    Nosir, I haven’t. I do see a button in the Parallels Plesk panel that says “Restart Server.” Of course I’m scared to click anything I’ve never clicked before.
    Is there good reason to think that could solve it?
    Any danger in doing so?

    Thread Starter ranger

    (@lemmert)

    *bump…

    Is there good reason to think that restarting the server could resolve the max_upload_filesize PHP settings?
    call me paranoid, by i’ve never clicked the “Restart Server” button in the Plesk panel…is it common practice or is there danger of losing data?

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