NOTE: You MUST reboot your server or reload your web server (Apache or Nginx) to ensure the changes take effect after each step. You can first try to add the following to your theme’s functions.php file. If it does not work, then remove it. If it does, I recommend you create a child theme so … Read more
Did you check your wp-config.php file for WP_DEBUG constants? //enable debug define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); //save to file define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true ); //show in browser define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true); See https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG for more details.
Thanks to @Tim Malone, @Kane Uploads are handled in the wp-admin directory, so try placing it in there. I’ve had success with placing php.ini files in there on shared hosts. – Tim Malone 1 hour ago Just place .user.ini to /wp-admin to overwrite the setting.
AFAIK, this 2Mb limit is not set by WordPress, but rather a php default limit set in php.ini. As for the specific reason why, I cannot tell you, but my guess would be that it has something to do with webhosting companies. Before you change any of the defaults like upload size, it is always … Read more
As you discovered php.ini is not part of WordPress but rather a file that exists in your local environment. Once you track down the correct php.ini file and make the change to the upload_max_filesize parameter you may need to restart your local Apache instance. That being said though, I’m not sure the file you mentioned … Read more
Okay, first off, that’s an incredibly badly made theme. Your item number 2 there indicates to me that he making AJAX calls in entirely the wrong way. Secondly, look for anything in the theme that is using http but not in a link. allow_url_include basically lets you include some PHP from a remote site, which … Read more
Have you got WP super cache set up to serve static pages? It’s mucho weird for you to be getting heavy DHb and code errors if that is the case. Maybe try setting WP DEBUG LOG to true in WP config? This might give you some error logging information that might help identify source of … Read more
Please contact your host and ask them what is the default size of file a user can upload. They might have lesser value in their system. If you talk to them on their chat, I think this issue will be solved.
Strange behavior, but solved just restarting the mysql service: service mysql restart
Check the nginx error.log (based on nginx.conf error_log location). $ sudo nano /path/to/nginx/error.log There is a “permission denied” error on /var/lib/nginx. This happened because I changed the user setting in nginx.conf from user nginx; to something else. In this case, user iam; Solution: Check the current user and group ownership on /var/lib/nginx. $ ls -ld … Read more