@ NickNeverSleeps
You are correct saying it's a server side issue. I had the same problem with one of my Wordpress sites on my new server. You can fix this by changing the following values in your php.ini for the Sentora. The file size wasn't set large enough to accept the file I was trying to upload. Not sure why WordPress shows its a temp folder issue because that's not the issue at all. (Mine showed the same error)
Don't go crazy with these settings but change them to what you need them to be.
You can find the Sentora file directories....
HERE
You need to edit the following files in the php.ini....
You need to also turn off "Open Base Dir". Here's how you can do this.....
Hope this helps.
You are correct saying it's a server side issue. I had the same problem with one of my Wordpress sites on my new server. You can fix this by changing the following values in your php.ini for the Sentora. The file size wasn't set large enough to accept the file I was trying to upload. Not sure why WordPress shows its a temp folder issue because that's not the issue at all. (Mine showed the same error)
Don't go crazy with these settings but change them to what you need them to be.
You can find the Sentora file directories....
HERE
You need to edit the following files in the php.ini....
Code:
post_max_size
upload_max_filesize
memory_limit
You need to also turn off "Open Base Dir". Here's how you can do this.....
- GoTo Module Admin > Apache Config
- Under "Override A Virtual Host Setting" select your domain.
- Click the Select Vhost button
- Now uncheck the "OpenBase Enabled" option.
- Restart apache
- Smile! It's Fixed! Note: Pay attention to the file sizes so you know how you need to set the above settings.
Hope this helps.