Was trying to upload a plugin and this is the message I get "The link you followed has expired.
Please try again."
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Hi there @robertWhale,
I believe that you need to adjust your PHP values as the file that you are trying to upload might be larger than allowed.
To do that what you need to do is, first find which php.ini file is used by your website. One of the ways to do that is to create a PHP info file. To do that, just create a file called
info.php
for example with the following content:Then visit that file via your browser:
yourdomain.com/info.php
, and look for thephp.ini
value.Usually, on Ubuntu, the default location for Apache is at:
Edit that file with your favorite text editor:
And increase the following values:
Then save the file and restart Apache:
Let me know how it goes! Regards, Bobby