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Wrong server stats shown in the dashboard

jaysp

Chevereto Member
I have file uploads turned ON and the maximum upload size set as 512 MB in my php configuration. (I run a file storage site too on this server).

However, my chevereto admin dashboard says that the File uploads are disabled and showing the maximum file size as null. (Please check the attachment). Due to this, I'm unable to set the maximum upload size above 2MB. Why is it so?
 

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You have maybe made a mistake when changing the max file size ^^

Possible mistake: 512MB insted of 512M (Without the B)
 
Sorry, I meant 512M itself. As I said, I also run a file storage site on this server which allows uploads up to 200MB and is working fine. This is the configuration in my php.ini

file_uploads : On
upload_max_filesize : 512M
 
Chevereto uses this function to fetch that data:
PHP:
G\format_bytes(G\get_ini_bytes(ini_get('upload_max_filesize')))

So first you should check if ini_get() is returning something.
 
Got it. "ini_get" function was disabled on the server for some security reasons. Got it working now. Thanks.
 
Btw, if I try to upload an image having size greater than the set limit, I'm getting the following error (pls see the attachment). I guess it is some sort of bug?
 

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