Php.ini file in reseller's account.

[GDufresne]

Ok . . thanks again and almost there. Another question:

if I add the above command to the .htaccess file in the skeleton directory, then in a new account install WordPress via Softalicous ( or whatever it's called ) . . . will the .htaccess file be overwritten with the WP install?

[David I]

I'm not sure if adding .htaccess to skeleton is a good idea. The matter is that .htaccess should have an username, so this should be as value and I don't think that it supports any parameters.


Just for your information, we have our own hooks for Wordpress (and some other scripts), if you installed Wordpress then Softaculous will create a custom php.ini with higher upload_limit and memory_limit values than the default.

[GDufresne]

Thanks

IJust for your information, we have our own hooks for Wordpress (and some other scripts), if you installed Wordpress then Softaculous will create a custom php.ini with higher upload_limit and memory_limit values than the default.

And what would those limits be?

The issue of this thread came up because one of our WP accounts said it had a upload limit of 2M, wouldn't up load a 5M theme. But that site was set up via a cpanel restore.

[GlowHost-John]

If thats the case you can set the limit to 32M or 64M for your wordpress accounts and if you want to increase those limits again, please open a ticket and we will help you to increase the limits upto 256M, if needed.

[David I]

Hello Garry,

We have just decided to increase those limits. Now all shared server have the following limits:

root@server [~]# grep -E "post_max_size|upload_max_filesize" /usr/local/lib/php.ini
post_max_size = 64M
upload_max_filesize = 56M

This should be enough for most of CMS.

[GDufresne]

Hello Garry,

We have just decided to increase those limits. . .

Does this apply to existing accounts, or only newly created account?

Those limits seem good, but I assume that I can control it on an account by account basis via a php.ini file . . . correct?

[Matt]

It applies to all accounts that are on the server, unless they have a php.ini on the account which overrides this setting.

You can make a phpinfo file and view it in your browser to see the global and local values on each account or subfolder.