warning php config file

[strings]

Getting this warning prior to upgrading to 4.5

Warning: Your PHP configuration must be changed to allow files of at least 6MB to be uploaded. Please modify the upload_max_filesize value in your php.ini located at: /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini

Anybody have any ideas?

[kpit]

Yes, Have you looked in that file? Edit it and change the following line.

upload_max_filesize = 8M

and change it to the following:

upload_max_filesize = 16M

This should solve your problems with the upgrade. Also you might want to look at increasing it more if you store large documents in the Documents module. just size it to the maximum document size you want to allow to be uploaded to the system. Do not lower it below 16M for upgrades as some files may grow to be that big with major updates.

[strings]

Where is this file located

[kpit]

Getting this warning prior to upgrading to 4.5

Warning: Your PHP configuration must be changed to allow files of at least 6MB to be uploaded. Please modify the upload_max_filesize value in your php.ini located at: /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini

Anybody have any ideas?

Did you read the warning message at all, it tells you right in the message.

[sutfra]

Hi,

I'm having the same warning and nothing seems to make it go away. Actually, the warning appeared even though upload_max_filesize was already at 8MB. I tried raising that to 12MB, then 16MB, but to no avail. SugarCRM still complains that the limit is below 6MB. If I look at phpinfo() output, I see the expected figure though.

This happens with Sugar 4.5.0c running on PHP 5.1.4 (which is mentioned as unsupported by Sugar). Is this a PHP problem or is it Sugar that is unable to access information with this version of PHP?

Thanks in advance for any help.

[paikmoses]

This happens with Sugar 4.5.0c running on PHP 5.1.4 (which is mentioned as unsupported by Sugar). Is this a PHP problem or is it Sugar that is unable to access information with this version of PHP?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi sutfra,

Make sure to RESTART the apache server after making any changes to your php.ini file.

For me it's working very smooth.

Regards,

[sutfra]

Make sure to RESTART the apache server after making any changes to your php.ini file.

Thanks, but I did that. Proof is that I could see the max_upload_filesize figure change in the phpinfo() display. But Sugar remained oblivious. It must be something less simple.

François Suter

[NoritaD]

Please will you tell me how to access the config file for sugar? Thank you,

[kuske]

Are you sure the max upload size in sugars config.php ist big enough?
'upload_maxsize' => 16000000,

[heribert]

I'm having the same problem. Php.ini is set to 16M, Sugar config.php is set to 16M and I've restarted the webserver. PHPINFO confirms these settings. At the moment I'm running 5.0.0c and everything seems ok, but when trying to upgrade to 5.0.0d with the upgrade wizard I'm getting this error message.