Hi Dennis,
You can change the upload limit in htaccess at the
root directory of roundcube!
"
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
php_flag display_errors On
php_value upload_max_filesize 2m
..."
steve`
We have installed Roundcube and love it -- but we
are having an attachment problem. We cannot get attachments larger than 2MB to
successfully upload to the compose message page. I know what you're thinking --
php.ini -- but both max_upload_filesize and post_max_size are both set to 64M.
Apache of course was reloaded as well. The upload_tmp_dir is /tmp (linux system
tmp directory, chmod 777 on that dir).
I grepped the entire Roundcube
install and there are no ini_set statements that would override the php.ini
variables.
This problem has been confirmed on 3 different
servers/installations so we're stumped as to what is
happening.
Dennis