File Upload Limit

[JohnAJohnson]

I am using Filezilla 3.67.0, and copying a file equal to or greater than 10mb appears to copy just fine, but when my site is refreshed, the file isn’t there. This is also true using the web based infinity file manager, as well as FTPing directly from Windows Explorer.

Anyone know how to upload files greater than 10mb?

[Frank419]

@JohnAJohnson

Anyone know how to upload files greater than 10mb?

As stated just before, you can’t. If it’s a zipped file you must unzip it on your local machine first.

Also, please don’t hijack random topics for your issues. Just create your own one.

[JohnAJohnson]

Thanks for the reply, Frank. I didn’t see (still don’t) where it was answered, and I tagged along on this thread intentionally, instead of creating a new one because of the comment byYogesh112, above.

@Yogesh112

Is there a way to upload larger files (Laravel files) on the server?

Yes, use your FTP account with:

filezilla-project.org

[KangJL]

@JohnAJohnson

Anyone know how to upload files greater than 10mb?

Read again

What is the file/upload size limit

On all InfinityFree servers is a file size limit of 10 MB. It’s important to note that this is a file size limit and not an upload limit. The difference is subtle, but important. An upload limit could be set through PHP settings, but this limit is enforced on the file system level. No PHP configuration can override this limit and it applies to files uploaded through FTP or the file manager as well. Can the limit be increased? No. The size limit is fixed and cannot be increased in any way. 10 M…

[chiucs123]

Hi JohnAJohnson,

@JohnAJohnson

Anyone know how to upload files greater than 10mb?

No, it’s not possible. It’s a file size limit on this hosting, not something related to technical-fancy methods. It’s a set rule.

If you are trying to upload a package of zip at once, unzip it locally before using FileZilla to upload the contents one-by-one.

Cheers!