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Posted February 22, 20214 yr I keep getting this error while my server is perfectly set up, this happens on attachments it says max file size is 48MB and I'm uploading a 15mbs file and getting this. What could be the solution to this? It doesn't make any sense
February 22, 20214 yr Haven't see this error in a while. My solution was : log off the site, restart your pc, and come back try again. If file is picture, change from jpg to png or jpeg or other way around. Not guarantee 100% working tho as some members reported they still saw the same error. Edited February 22, 20214 yr by SUBRTX
February 22, 20214 yr Restarting your PC/phone/toaster will not have any impact with this error unless your website is running on your PC/phone/toaster. This is an issue at the server level and is highly dependent on your configuration. You will need to look at PHP and system logs to get to the bottom of it.
February 24, 20214 yr Author On 2/22/2021 at 9:12 PM, Paul E. said: See: That only solves it for images. I’m trying other formats On 2/23/2021 at 12:33 AM, Paul E. said: Restarting your PC/phone/toaster will not have any impact with this error unless your website is running on your PC/phone/toaster. This is an issue at the server level and is highly dependent on your configuration. You will need to look at PHP and system logs to get to the bottom of it. How can it be a server issue? I can upload files with the same size on plugins/themes but not as attachments on a thread?
February 24, 20214 yr 31 minutes ago, 6ichem said: How can it be a server issue? I can upload files with the same size on plugins/themes but not as attachments on a thread? There are lots of factors to consider. As described in the linked thread, the error likely has to do with insufficient resources on the server at the time of upload. Perhaps other times there is enough computational power or memory to allow it to complete successfully, explaining why it works sometimes. You'll need to dig into your server's logs and look at what PHP is reporting (may need to turn on error_reporting and logging for PHP to see what it is telling you) to get to the bottom of that error. Read @bfarber's post here: The processes that handle the upload of a plugin or theme are different from the processes that are executed upon adding a thread attachment.
