Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=38051&edit=1
ID: 38051
Comment by: noorsulayman at gmail dot com
Reported by: saurabh_barjatiya at daiict dot ac dot in
Summary: changing upload_max_filesize in php.ini has no
effect
Status: No Feedback
Type: Bug
Package: *Configuration Issues
Operating System: Fedora Core 5
PHP Version: 5.1.4
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
I am running PHP 5.3.6 (cli) (built: Mar 19 2011 08:30:07)
Setting upload_max_filesize = 10485760 does nothing.
Setting upload_max_filesize = 10MB does nothing.
The filesize reported by the system is always 2M.
I have also tried using an .htaccess file in the upload directory to no avail.
Previous Comments:
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[2008-06-13 18:44:22] noone at nowhere dot com
I had similar problems, I'm using MAMP. I changed the right config file but
nothing was getting changed when I ran php.
Turned out I had a rogue copy of a php.ini file in my root (/Volumes/Leopard)
on a mac. when the server ran it found this copy and used IT as the config
file (I guess over riding the specified config file). As soon as I found (!)
and deleted that root copy, the correct one was then being seen... problem
solved.
Do a system wide search on php.ini and make sure there aren't any stray copies
kicking around.
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[2007-02-10 22:25:46] ilyas at foxplan dot com
I had the same problem inn IIS 5.0. I noticed that IIS was picking php.ini from
c:\program files\php folder instead of c:\php where I expected it to be.
When I changed php.ini in c:\program files\php folder, I had the desitred
result.
just check your PC incase there is another installation of php.
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[2006-12-26 00:33:22] marek dot zolkowski at gmail dot com
I found an error in my php.ini file... there were 1 not necessary " in file.
Problem solved...
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[2006-12-23 17:17:21] ZavPublic at mac dot com
I believe this is fixed in PHP 5.1.6
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[2006-12-21 18:02:24] marek dot zolkowski at gmail dot com
I've got the same problem:
any changes in section File Uploads has no effect
(upload_max_filesize and upload_tmp_dir)
I'm using php 5.2.0-8 in apache-ssl on Debian.
It happens after upgreading php from php4 to php5. Before this upgrade I could
upload larger files and there was everything ok...
Can anyone help me?
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