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I want to change upload_max_filesize on my shared webhosting account to something greater than 2M.
Since I don’t have access to php.ini, and apparently you can’t use ini_set to change upload_max_filesize, I don’t know what to do. Maybe something involving .htaccess?
Thanks!
Some hosts let you do a custom compile of php yourself, some let you request changes to php.ini if you contact support, some don’t let you do anything.
If your hosting company refuses to let you modify your php setup in any way, I’d consider other hosting companies personally…