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# WAMP / cPanel: PHP Upload Settings
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#
# If image uploads fail with "file too large" errors, you need
# to increase PHP's upload limits. There are two ways:
#
# OPTION A — Edit php.ini (recommended for WAMP):
# 1. Click WAMP tray icon → PHP → php.ini
# 2. Find and change these values:
#
#       upload_max_filesize = 10M
#       post_max_size = 12M
#       max_execution_time = 60
#       max_input_time = 60
#
# 3. Save and restart WAMP (click tray icon → Restart All Services)
#
# OPTION B — Use .htaccess (works on some cPanel hosts):
# Add these lines to backend/.htaccess:
#
#   php_value upload_max_filesize 10M
#   php_value post_max_size 12M
#   php_value max_execution_time 60
#
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# Uploads folder permissions (Linux / cPanel):
# Run: chmod 755 backend/uploads/
# The web server user (www-data or nobody) must be able to
# write to this folder. On cPanel this usually works by default.
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