SOLVED The PHP temporary directory is not set
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- Marion Esposito
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My template file rocketlauncher for Anacron will not upload? How do I remedy this? thx
This is the error message: The PHP temporary directory is the directory that PHP uses to store an uploaded file before Joomla! can access this file. Whilst the directory not being set isn't always a problem, if you are having issues with manifest files not being detected or uploaded files not being detected, setting this in your php.ini file might fix the issue.
This is the other error message: PHP Upload Size bigger than POST size. - Last Edit: 9 years 1 month ago by Marion Esposito.
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- DanG
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Make sure that these match:
Admin -> Site or System -> Global Configuration -> Server -> Server Settings -> Path to Temp-folder -> my-path/tmp
Admin -> Site or System -> System Information -> Configuration File -> Server Settings ->tmp_path = my-path/tmp
and lastly the TMP folder in your Configuration.php file
By default, PHP is set to allow uploads of files with a size of 2MB or less, so try increasing the following values in your php.ini file. Ask your hoster for the best method of doing this.
If your using something like RokGallery, try these settings:
Make sure that post_max_size is larger than the upload_max_size.memory_limit = 128M max_execution_time = 300 upload_max_filesize = 12M post_max_size = 16M
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- Marion Esposito
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Thanks Dan, I did the 1st 2 parts of your answer. (thank you!) but am not sure how to get to this file to edit it?
and lastly the TMP folder in your Configuration.php file I do have filezilla but am not sure where to look if I can edit it that way?
thank you, Marion
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- DanG
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Marion Esposito wrote:
Thanks Dan, I did the 1st 2 parts of your answer. (thank you!) but am not sure how to get to this file to edit it?Ususally you have to create this file in your [JOOMLA-ROOT] folder. If you unsure about any of this then ask your hoster.
Marion Esposito wrote:and lastly the TMP folder in your Configuration.php file I do have filezilla but am not sure where to look if I can edit it that way?The "configuration.php" is also always found in your [JOOMLA-ROOT] folder. You'll see something like:
public $tmp_path = '../tmp';
So the "../tmp" has to match the other two locations I mentioned.
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- Marion Esposito
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Thank you Dan, problem solved! Appreciate all the help, you're the Best!
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Marion Esposito wrote:
Thank you Dan, problem solved! Appreciate all the help, you're the Best!
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Thanks.
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- Jay Phillips
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- Thanks...I will try this....having same prob1....
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- Jay Phillips
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Looking at the scnario you outlined...my site global configuration files ends in /tmp
the admin system file ends in /logs
the tmp_path settings inside my configuration file ends in /tmp
Should the admin system file be changed to /tmp?
Still learning...thanks for your thoughts - Last Edit: 8 years 8 months ago by Jay Phillips.
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