How to increase the maximum upload file size in WordPress

Most of the time WordPress Default maximum upload file size 2 MB ,which is not enough for media files like (audio / video or a high quality pictures . in the post i will show you How to increase the maximum upload file size in WordPress.

Method 1 : via php.ini

If you have to access php.ini then you can easily set the limit . please login your cpanel then go to file manager and find php.ini then Edit the the following limitation :

upload_max_filesize = 64M

post_max_size = 64M

max_execution_time = 300

How to increase the maximum upload file size in WordPress

Or create a file with the name ‘php.ini’ in the directory where your WordPress site is installed & add the command :

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How to increase memory limit in WordPress

Increasing the memory limit in WordPress sometimes its really important to run website  , because hosting provider set default memory limit is lower. the reason your website will not load properly or web site getting memory limit error. then you must need Increase the memory limit .

how to increase memory limit in wordpress

Let start , we can Increase memory limit by four method , you can follow any one .

1. Increase memory limit via php.ini

If you have to access php.ini then you can easily set the limit . please login your cpanel then go to file manager and find php.ini file & change the line in php.ini If your line shows 32M try 64M:

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How To Protect Your Linux Server from the GHOST Vulnerability

GHOST vulnerability affecting Linux systems was discovered in the C library of GNU / Linux (glibc) that gives control to attackers without requiring system credentials.

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GHOST creates a buffer overflow that affects all the gethostbyname*() functions in the glibc library. These functions change a hostname into an IP addresses. A hacker exploiting this can gain complete access of the Linux machine.

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