To adjust the `post_max_size` setting from cPanel, start by logging into your cPanel account. Once you’re in, look for an option like “Select PHP Version” or “MultiPHP Manager”—the exact name may vary depending on your hosting provider.
If you choose “Select PHP Version,” you’ll typically find an option to modify PHP settings such as “Options” or “PHP Options.” Alternatively, if you’re using “MultiPHP INI Editor,” select the domain you want to modify from the dropdown list.
Locate the `post_max_size` directive and set it to your desired size, such as 256M for 256 megabytes. Be sure to save your changes.
Mostly a poorly coded theme/plugin by the developer. It doesn’t know how to read values properly and validates only if that exact value is matched. You can ignore it as you pass the recommended needed value. Issue was if you were under 256
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Set it to 256M. 2047M is stupidly big.
To adjust the `post_max_size` setting from cPanel, start by logging into your cPanel account. Once you’re in, look for an option like “Select PHP Version” or “MultiPHP Manager”—the exact name may vary depending on your hosting provider.
If you choose “Select PHP Version,” you’ll typically find an option to modify PHP settings such as “Options” or “PHP Options.” Alternatively, if you’re using “MultiPHP INI Editor,” select the domain you want to modify from the dropdown list.
Locate the `post_max_size` directive and set it to your desired size, such as 256M for 256 megabytes. Be sure to save your changes.
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Mostly a poorly coded theme/plugin by the developer. It doesn’t know how to read values properly and validates only if that exact value is matched. You can ignore it as you pass the recommended needed value. Issue was if you were under 256