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Server error (Internal server error)

friv

Chevereto Member
When i upload image which is 3 mb i got error: Server error (Internal server error)

Just to mention images in KB can be easily be uploaded,but large image no.

I have put 6 MB maximum upload in admin panel.
 
Check 'upload_max_filesize' in /etc/php.ini, actual php.ini location maybe different depening on server set up.
 
Run php --ini from a terminal and look for the line 'Loaded Configuration File' to make sure you are editing the correct file.
 
Thats the wrong location it will not work, make all you changes through cpanel, or open a ticket with the host they will do it for you.
 
Exactly what we have talking about here.
:)))))) We are talking about that i can't upload image with 3 MB at my site. When i want to upload after 100% in uploader i see message:

Server error (Internal server error)​


That?
 
Lets make sure PHP is the problem, create a file in the root of web directory called phpinfo.php that contains the code below, then in a web browser go to yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php and check,

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
max_execution_time


<?php
phpinfo();
?>
 
Lets make sure PHP is the problem, create a file in the root of web directory called phpinfo.php that contains the code below, then in a web browser go to yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php and check,

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
max_execution_time
Yes that is done.

Now tell me what info from that table you need?
 
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Read the post!!!!
Very strange things

In php info is showing me that site is working with

PHP Version 7.3.27​


But i have setup in WHM to work with 7.4 long time ago . Hmm.....
 

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