[SOLVED] File Manager: ... too big. Upload cancelled.

[jack4ya]

I've modified the server config settings, it had a 2mb limit.
I restarted the server, so settings shown below. All seems fine now....

But still it says: "File too big. Upload cancelled." when i want to upload a file above(!) 2mb

What should I do?

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CMS Install Information:
CMS Version 1.4.1
FileManager 0.3.2

PHP Information:

PHP Safe Mode (safe_mode): Off (False) Success
Current PHP Version (phpversion): 5.2.5 Success
PHP Effective Memory Limit (memory_limit): 30M Success
Maximum Execution Time (max_execution_time): 60 Success
GD version (gd_version): 2 Success
Session Save Path (session_save_path): No check because OS path Caution
Checking if the httpd process can create a file inside of a directory it created (create_dir_and_file):Success
PHP Open Basedir (open_basedir): /home/xxxxx/:/tmp:/usr/local/lib/php/ Caution
Open basedir restrictions are in effect. You may have difficulty with some addon functionality with this restriction
Maximum Post Size (post_max_size): 10M Success
Maximum Upload Size (upload_max_filesize): 10M Success

Server Information
Config Information:

    * php_memory_limit:
    * process_whole_template: true
    * max_upload_size: 2000000
    * default_upload_permission: 664
    * assume_mod_rewrite: true
    * page_extension:
    * internal_pretty_urls: false
    * use_hierarchy: true


Php Information:

    * safe_mode: Off (False)
    * phpversion: 5.2.5
    * memory_limit: 30M
    * max_execution_time: 60
    * gd_version: 2
    * session_save_path: No check because OS path

[Russ]

it is also set in config.php?
#Maxium upload size (in bytes)?
$config['max_upload_size'] = 3000000;

[jack4ya]

config file?
You have got to be kidding me!

SHAME ON ME! 

(Sometimes things are really as simple as the seem.... what a glorious insight.)

[Russ]

Glad it worked for you

[nikita9]

where is this done? i cant find it in the main interface

[Rolf]

where is this done? i cant find it in the main interface

At the Config.php file on your webserver. First change file permissions to 777, and afterwards back to 444.

Rolf