WordPress MU

I have put 500KB in Max upload file size but i can upload mp3 of 4 MBytes....

why? :S

php.ini would be my guess.

php.ini ??? What must i put?

Contact your webhost. Typically the webhost sets the php.ini for your server.

well, I am confused, usually its the other way round, I set 10MB in wpmu but my php.ini only permits less, so I have to change that value, but if I do not want my users to be able to uplaod more, the wpmu value should take precende imho :-?

... yes... im confused too.... :S:S:S:S

Any have any solution?

You can try putting:

php_value upload_max_filesize 5M

in your htaccess. Reset 5M to whatever size you need.

Dont work... i put 1M and upload a mp3 of 2 megas... any other fix? any users are uploading 4 megas files and the server is having a big transfer waste.

Any other ideas?
The wpmu value should take precedence, as I have set up my php.ini value quite high so I can upload big files when attaching them to emails... so I do not want to modify the php.ini value as that one is used sitewide,....

If the server settings are lower than the MU setting, the *server* takes precedence.

well, yes but this whole post seems to indicate that the wpmu settings completely ignored and instead the php.ini setting takes precedence or am I wrong?

Yes Ovidiu, the server have 10 megas of max upload, and wpmu 500 kb, and y can upload 9 megas uploading with the editor of wpmu...

I have an install on a subdomain, though using subdirectories. There is a php.ini in the root of that subdomain that I increased the values of post_max_size and upload_max_filesize to 48M and 32M respectively. I changed the value in WPMU to 5000 KB and I still can't upload a 3MB file. Works on wampserver on my home computer, though.

Any suggestions?

Was server configuration issue.

Hi,

You need to add this code in any php file and upload it in the plugins directory. After that need to activate this plugin.

<?php
ini_set('upload_max_size','20M');
ini_set('post_max_size',’60M');
ini_set('max_execution_time,'300');
?>

This should resolve the issue.

Thanks,

Shane G.

Solved:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/262416?replies=3#post-1050009

@lonb - there is a search function for a reason - you don't need to find every post that mentions this problem and put a link on it.

Besides which I think the previous post to yours actually solved the problem. The key sentence in fact was:

"This should resolve the issue."