After installing a new server, I got the upload_max_filesize message from WordPress (from php) after I tried to upload a large image file:
Of course I forgot to edit the /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file at line 877:
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files. ; http://php.net/upload-max-filesize upload_max_filesize = 2M
Just 2Mb is not much… Can be altered though!
As some other colleagues, I ran into some trouble upgrading from openSuse 10.3 to openSuse 11 when using VNC.
My server is located in a data-center, so I usually use ssh to logon. In rare occasions I want to graphically take control (when it’s time for a new kernel). And from openSuse 11 this isn’t that simple anymore.
Lot’s of Google hits on this problem, but it depends on your configuration. I’ve got 2. First:
-edit /etc/xinetd.d/vnc and set depth to 32 bits
-remove any IPv6 reference in your /etc/hosts file
But I know for sure that I’ve accomplished something else when I created my first openSuse 11 (vmware) installation way-back in 2009. I’ve forgotten how I’ve managed that one, but it still has its IPv6 references. So, I’ll get back on that one!
For now, my new (fallback) host is configured for remote access. I’ll get back in touch when I’ve discovered the other solution.