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Increasing CyberPanel PHPMyAdmin Upload Limit

While trying to import SQL files, we may sometimes experience errors such as there was no data to import. Either the file name was not submitted at all, or the file size was larger than what the PHP configuration allowed. In such a case, we need to modify the PHP upload limit. However, before that, we have to check the current upload for the corresponding PHP version in Cyberpanel for the particular domain. Then, we’ve to follow the below steps:

1. Initially, enter CyberPanel admin (browser IP: 8090). Then, go to PHP >> Edit PHP Configs >> Advanced and select PHP.

2. To modify the value from the default 8M to the desired size, search for “post_max_size” and change it. Apply “upload_max_filesize” in the same way. To get the desired size, we can also increase the value from 2M.

3. For saving, select “Save Changes.”

To adjust the upload limit in PHPMyAdmin, two crucial parameters are post_max_size and upload_max_filesize. Verify that upload_max_filesize is less than post_max_size.

4. Lastly, the web service needs to be restarted. We must SSH into the VPS or server and execute the following command to restart lscpd:

We must make sure to restart the LSCPD for the changes to take effect. Alternatively, if there is a “Restart PHP” option, we can restart PHP from the settings and check to see if the PHPMyAdmin upload limit has increased.

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Conclusion

By increasing the PHPMyAdmin upload limit in CyberPanel, we’ve several benefits including larger database accommodation, enhanced efficiency, better user experience, flexibility, etc.