We are migrating to a new server, and we’ve backed up a class, and it’s a 75 mb backup.
When we go to restore on the new host, it says the file is to big. I’ve adjusted my php.ini file so php will take 1gb uploads, but it’s still throwing a file to big error.
http://classroom.cherryhillseminary.org/phpinfo.php
Am I missing something?
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Emma was right on ...
Uhhh .... from the phpinfo page ....
Answers should have been 'nope' and 'yep' (to restarting)
Error says file too big to process .... which is related to the post_max_size setting.
Both of these settings need to match:
post_max_size 65M 65M
upload_max_filesize 1024M 1024M
Change post_max_size from 65M to 1024M.
Restart Apache.
Check the phpinfo page again. Do they match now? both say 1024M?
Now try your upload again.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
Servers are 'picky' like that! And do give Emma a "useful" ... she's the one that asked the right question and suggested checking.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
Getting closer. Now the error message is failed to write file. I set the temp directory to /tmp (its an Ubuntu server) but that didn’t solve it.
Since we might be looking at the tip of an iceburg, let's turn on debugging.
Try uploading again. Come back and post what one sees in debug ... just the text of the debug, please, as pictures are sometimes hard to read.
I suspect ownerships/permissions on moodledata + subdirectories, but ....
There's an old doc: https://docs.moodle.org/20/en/Creating_Moodle_site_data_directory
In Ubuntu (version info would be nice to know), the apache2 user is normally www-data and so is group.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
