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I doubt very much if it's the server - I upload files many times that size regularly (though not to Coppermine).
I can load a larger file to the server (via FTP), but I'm unable to manage it using CPG.
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You can alter the upload-able file size by inserting the following into the .htaccess file in your Coppermine main folder.

 

php_value post_max_size 12m

php_value upload_max_filesize 10m

 

Caveat: I don't use Coppermine, so I can't really say where the proper htaccess file is. However, if you find the right file the lines above should do the trick.

 

Hope that helps.

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Welcome to the forums VeloVol :tchrocks:

 

Jim is correct above. Add those values to your .htaccess file and it will fix you up. By default the servers are configured to allow a 2mb file upload through PHP.

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There currently isn't an .htaccess file in the Coppermine folder.

 

I'm not completely sure how to do this. Is this how?

 

(1) Create a text file with the two above mentioned lines,

 

(2) Save it as ".htaccess", and

 

(3) Upload it to the Coppermine photo gallery folder.

 

Or is there more to it?

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