Had a user try to upload a theme to a WordPress site they had published using Windows Azure Pack but were getting a file exceeded size limit error as exampled below.

“The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini”

Typically you would just go into the php.ini located on the local webserver but how do I do this in a WAP Websites WebFarm?

PowerShell of course!!!

Ok, I do this from the websites controller server:

Get-WebSitesConfig -Type ConfigFile

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Next we copy the file out of the config to a local folder.

(Get-WebSitesConfig -Type ConfigFile -FileId PHP55INI).Content | Out-File c:\sysadmin\tempphp.ini

Open in your favourite editor (I use Notepad++ for light editing) and modify the desired settings. In my case it was the upload_max_filesize

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Once complete, ‘upload’ the new version using the below..

Set-WebSitesConfig -Type ConfigFile -FileId PHP55INI -Content (Get-Content c:\sysadmin\tempphp.ini)

 

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Here you will need to recycle the website. I just bounce my Web Workers but obviously this will temporarily stop access to your hosted sites.

Oh yes, you’ll need to modify this setting that pertains to the PHP version you are modifying or just repeat for each PHP version deployed.

Enjoy!
Dan

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