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Upload Limit for CyberPanel File Manager

CyberPanel offers features such as a web-based file manager that allows users to upload, edit, and manage files on their server. The CyberPanel file manager’s default upload limit is 2 GB. Usually, the PHP settings on the server determine these limits.

An outline of how to manage file upload restrictions in CyberPanel is provided here:

1. Using PHP Config

1. Initially, find the option to change PHP settings.

2. Then find options such as upload_max_filesize and post_max_size. These settings control the maximum size of individual file uploads and the maximum size of POST data, respectively.

2. Using php.ini

1. We must modify the php.ini file directly. It is a PHP config file.

2. The location of the php.ini file depends on the server setup.

3. Using .htaccess

1. In some cases, we can modify or reset PHP configurations by using the .htaccess file located in the root directory of the website.

2. We must include lines like:

4. Using Web Server Config

File upload restrictions may be affected by extra web server configuration files (such as those for Apache or Nginx), depending on how the server is setup.

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Conclusion

The upload limits are typically configured by the server’s PHP settings. So, we need to change these settings for the PHP version our website is using. We can also change the PHP version through Modify Website.