When upgrading to the next Sugar release, you may find that your default PHP and Apache settings don't allow you to upload large files. The Sugar upgrade files may be too large for the default settings. As of Sugar 6.2, you should configure your system to accept files up to 30MB in size.
You will see this problem manifest itself when uploading the upgrade file into the Sugar Upgrade Wizard. The upgrade utility will return to the Sugar home screen without moving forward in the upgrade process.
To increase the file upload size, you will need to update the following configurations below before you begin the upgrade process:
- In your SugarCRM config.php file:
- Ensure the upload_maxsize is set to more than 31500000.
- In your PHP php.ini file:
- Ensure upload_max_filesize is set to more than 30MB.
- Ensure post_max_size is set to more than 30MB.
- If you have set max_input_time in the php.ini file, then ensure that is set to a value greater than 600 or use the default value of -1.
- Restart your Web server and then begin the upgrade process.
- If you are using an Apache Web Server and if you have set LimitRequestBody in the httpd.conf file (note these settings are not required and may not be present), then ensure that you set it to a large number or use the default value of 2GB. Restart Apache and then begin the upgrade process.


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Firstly I'm assuming the above folder is the correct one

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