Unable to find install package - Byethost
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13 years 3 months ago #151715
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Alternatively I believe you can configure FTP mode within Joomla configuration which may help bypass this limit, but can not provide any such guarantee.
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Replied by krileon on topic Re: Unable to find install package - Byethost
Yes, the size of CB is 1.99M (maximum compression). This is nearly half a MB larger then your maximum allowed upload filesize limit. Please contact your host and have them increase this to at least 6MB (helps accommodate other extensions you may want to use or things such as Photo uploads).Thomasnau wrote: I see the maximum upload-filesize for php is 1.5 Mb. So that will be the problem?
Alternatively I believe you can configure FTP mode within Joomla configuration which may help bypass this limit, but can not provide any such guarantee.
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13 years 3 months ago - 13 years 3 months ago #151717
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Yes, indeed. CB is just below 2 Megabytes.
And PHP default max fileupload size is 2 Megabytes. Most hosters change that to 8 or 16 Megabytes... First time I see one actually decreasing it !
You need then to upload per FTP, unzip on webserver and install from server location in the Joomla installer...or better and easier ask your hoster to change that to at least 6 or 8 MB...
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Replied by beat on topic Re: Unable to find install package - Byethost
Thomasnau wrote: I see the maximum upload-filesize for php is 1.5 Mb. So that will be the problem?
Yes, indeed. CB is just below 2 Megabytes.
And PHP default max fileupload size is 2 Megabytes. Most hosters change that to 8 or 16 Megabytes... First time I see one actually decreasing it !
You need then to upload per FTP, unzip on webserver and install from server location in the Joomla installer...or better and easier ask your hoster to change that to at least 6 or 8 MB...
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13 years 3 months ago #151721
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And could you give me some more info about the installing trough ftp?
I use a free webhost atm, but planning to upgrade to paid, that's why it's so low
Replied by Thomasnau on topic Re: Unable to find install package - Byethost
beat wrote:
Thomasnau wrote: I see the maximum upload-filesize for php is 1.5 Mb. So that will be the problem?
Yes, indeed. CB is just below 2 Megabytes.
And PHP default max fileupload size is 2 Megabytes. Most hosters change that to 8 or 16 Megabytes... First time I see one actually decreasing it !
You need then to upload per FTP, unzip on webserver and install from server location in the Joomla installer...or better and easier ask your hoster to change that to at least 6 or 8 MB...
And could you give me some more info about the installing trough ftp?
I use a free webhost atm, but planning to upgrade to paid, that's why it's so low
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Replied by Thomasnau on topic Re: Unable to find install package - Byethost
the problem is solved, thank you for the help
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13 years 3 months ago #151906
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Glad its solved - what was the issue really about?
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Replied by nant on topic Re: Unable to find install package - Byethost
Thomasnau wrote: the problem is solved, thank you for the help
Glad its solved - what was the issue really about?
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