Limited size for HTML files?

[Gabarito]

I’m trying to upload some files to my new website.
Small files are fine, using FTP or File Manager.
But files beyond 2.6 Mb are being refused.
Is it any kind of size limit?

Thanks.

[Gabarito]

I tried small file size, but it is being refused too…
I’m uploading to htdocs folder.
Inside it, I have many other folders and, for them, no problem to upload.

I’m confused.

[Gabarito]

It seems that 1.024 kb is the file size limit.
Is it true?
Is there a workaround for that?

[wackyblackie]

It depends on the file type.

@Admin

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

1 MB (technically MiB) = 1024 KiB
10 kB (again, technically KiB) = 10240 bytes
10 MiB = 10,485,760 bytes / 1024 KiB

[Gabarito]

Thank you for replying.

Yes, I was trying to upload HTML files with 3 and 5 Mb to htdocs folder…
So, no other way? No solution?

[wackyblackie]

You could try this

Upload more bigger files

First, make sure to separate any JavaScript or CSS into external files, and if the file is still too big, follow the guidance below. Split the file into multiple parts like I suggested in your other topic: No exceptions will be made, sorry! Also, no need to ping Admin as they have pings disabled for this reason.

FTP Problem

As I have already said: You may have to split the file into 3 equal parts. From there, you can have a PHP file and include them in order. By doing this, you will have the same HTML file served, just pieced together by the server.

[Gabarito]

Thank you.

I’ll try to do that.