@simplysexyboy hi, how to solve this? i already change the fpm php.ini to 128m but still get error, i also followed the instructions like add in wp function.php but still get error. i hope you can solve it thanks 
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@simplysexyboy hi, how to solve this? i already change the fpm php.ini to 128m but still get error, i also followed the instructions like add in wp function.php but still get error. i hope you can solve it thanks
what did y ou add php.ini file ?
i change the value of the ff:
max_execution : 300
Post_max_size 128M
Upload max 128M
go to your - /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
add this code to nginx Server block
then restart nginx and PHP fpm.
sudo systemctl reload nginx
sudo systemctl reload php7.4-fpm
Yoi can also make this command prefred quick alians
Go to your home directoy
cd
sudo nano .bashrc
find the alias line and add the below
alias ngt='sudo nginx -t'
alias ngr='sudo systemctl reload nginx'
alias fpmr='sudo systemctl reload php7.4-fpm'
alias rr='sudo systemctl restart redis'
alias mdr='sudo systemctl restart mariadb'
alias upt='sudo apt update'
alias upg='sudo apt upgrade'
alias rb='sudo reboot'
After run this command
~/.bashrc
now you can use
ngr - reload nginx
fpmr -reload PHP fpm
NGINX:
client_max_body_size 100M;add this code to nginx Server block
then restart nginx and PHP fpm.
sudo systemctl reload nginx
sudo systemctl reload php7.4-fpm
Yoi can also make this command prefred quick alians
Go to your home directoy
cd
sudo nano .bashrc
find the alias line and add the below
alias ngt='sudo nginx -t'
alias ngr='sudo systemctl reload nginx'
alias fpmr='sudo systemctl reload php7.4-fpm'
alias rr='sudo systemctl restart redis'
alias mdr='sudo systemctl restart mariadb'
alias upt='sudo apt update'
alias upg='sudo apt upgrade'
alias rb='sudo reboot'
After run this command
~/.bashrc
now you can use
ngr - reload nginx
fpmr -reload PHP fpm
haha yes! you solved it. Thank you very much also for additional instruction very important.
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