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By default, PHP limits file uploads based on the upload_max_filesize directive. Sometimes, you need to increase this limit for a particular domain rather than changing it globally. In Ensim, you can update this setting using the shell as a root user.
This guide will show you how to change the PHP upload_max_filesize for a particular domain in Ensim step by step.
1: Run the Command
Use the following command to set the new upload size limit (here, 20MB is an example):
echo “php_admin_value upload_max_filesize 20MB” > /etc/httpd/conf/sitexx/uploadmaxsize
2: Replace Site Number
In the above command, replace xx with your actual site number.
3: Find the Site Number
Run the following command to identify the correct site number:
sitelookup -d yourdomain.com
4: Restart Apache
After making the change, restart Apache for the new configuration to take effect:
service httpd restart.
If you need different limits for multiple domains, repeat the process for each domain with its site number. Always ensure you don’t set the limit higher than your server’s available memory.
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