In php.ini
you have upload_max_filesize = ;
also post_max_size
LE: presuming you have a WHM Panel, you can search for PHP Configuration Editor in the navigation => check the Advanced Mode => find post_max_size
and set it to a higher value ex. 128M => find upload_max_filesize
and set it to a higher value ex. 128M ( please mind the caps on M ) => in the nav search for http
, you should see HTTP Server (Apache)
. now restart and check in phpmyadmin if the value has changed.
If you don't have a WHM Panel for your server than do what Glorfindel suggested and upload a php file with the <?php phpinfo(); ?>
content and check for the loaded php.ini file. next edit that file same configuration variables upload_max_filesize
and post_max_size
, but i think the one that the phpmyadmin is checking for is the post_max_size
. after you saved the changes restart apache ( I think sudo service httpd restart
in terminal ).