Error al subir archivo

[Walter198]

incremente el tamaño de subida con un plugin, pero al subir el archivo me dice lo siguiente:
“Respuesta inesperada del servidor, El archivo puede haber sido subido correctamente, Comprueba la biblioteca de medios o recarga la página”.

[JxstErg1]

Hi and welcome to the forum! Please note that this is an English-speaking forum, so you must speak in English or at least translate what you wrote. Since you didn’t do that, I’m gonna translate it for you:

@Walter198

I increased the upload size with a plugin, but when uploading the file it tells me the following:
“Unexpected response from the server. The file may have been uploaded successfully. Please check the media library or reload the page.”

The first change is unexpected, as you shouldn’t have been able to change that value on free hosting; anyway take note of the file size limits as well, which are these:

@Admin

The file exceeds the file size limit

The InfinityFree web servers have size limits for all files. If the file size exceeds the limit, the file is automatically deleted.

The size limits are:

• HTML and PHP files are limited 1 MB.
• .htaccess files are limited to 10 kB.
• All other files are limited to 10 MB.

Please note that this is a file size limit, not just a PHP upload limit. All files on your account are subject to this limit, regardless of how you’re trying to get this file on your account.

And consider uploading your video file on YouTube or any other video sharing website and embedding its player onto your website.

[Frank419]

@JxstErg1

The first change is unexpected, as you shouldn’t have been able to change that value on free hosting

Those are made with chunk upload + chunk combine on the server.

Several weeks ago it’s still possible due to iFastNet messed up the file size limit of PHP filesystem function, but now it isn’t possible any more, the filesystem functions got limited correctly.

[chiucs123]

@JxstErg1

And consider uploading your video file on YouTube or any other video sharing website and embedding its player onto your website.

@Walter198
Adding to this, you might want to make your YouTube video to be unlisted so your website can maintain content exclusiveness.

[Walter198]

Currently the hosting limits my files to 20 mb, but I want to upload larger videos, always with the free plan

[chiucs123]

Use the right tool for the right purpose => YouTube. Not any web hosting.