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no php.conf

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mrbister

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Hi

I checked my system (Debian 3.1 and Plesk 7.5.4) and I've no php.conf
Is that as it should be, and I've to create it?
 
Dunno - I've a php.ini, but I searched the forum about changing/adding a few lines in the above file to allow larger attachments for a php-based webmail service. :)
 
Attachment Filesize

Yeah you need to adjust the following option in your php.ini file (on Red Hat it's in /etc/php.ini)

upload_max_filesize = 2M

Change that to whatever size you want the max to be for attachment uploads in a PHP webmail service.

Jordan
 
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