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Please check and verify whether
upload_tmp_dir
is enabled or disabled in your hosting provider’s configuration.If you need to verify this setting, you can check the
php.ini
file or usephpinfo()
to see the current configurationIn the
php.ini
file, you specify the temporary upload directory using theupload_tmp_dir
directive. Here’s how to do it:- Locate the
php.ini
File:- Use the
phpinfo()
method to find the exact path if you haven’t already.
- Use the
- Edit the
php.ini
File:- Open the
php.ini
file in your preferred text editor. For example:bashCopy codesudo nano /etc/php/{version}/fpm/php.ini
- Find the
upload_tmp_dir
setting. (Search forupload_tmp_dir
. If it’s not present, add it)
- Open the
- Specify the Temporary Folder:
- Add or update the line to specify the path to your temporary directory:iniCopy code
upload_tmp_dir = /path/to/your/temp/folder
- Replace
/path/to/your/temp/folder
with the actual path where you want PHP to store temporary files. For example, it might be/var/lib/php/sessions
.
- Add or update the line to specify the path to your temporary directory:iniCopy code
- Save and Exit:
- Save the changes and exit the text editor (e.g.,
Ctrl + X
, thenY
to confirm innano
).
- Save the changes and exit the text editor (e.g.,
- Restart PHP-FPM version and Nginx or Apache
- This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by jacobmv. Reason: changes some format
- Locate the
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