How to solve the can’t upload the file on file manager issue in CyberPanel?

if you are uploading a file on file manager in CyberPanel. and getting some error there. Follow this short solution for can’t upload the file on CyberPanel file manager.

Solution

There is very easy and short solution for this issue. Access your root through Bitvise or putty open your terminal(CLI) and run this Command

Systemctl restart lscpd

This simple command will restart all of your CyberPanel services and now if you can try you can easily upload any file but there may be upload limit issue if so you can follow this tutorial to solve that Link below.

How to Change Upload limit On CyberPanel?

How to Change Upload Limit on CyberPanel?

if you want to upload a file from the file manager on CyberPanel and the size of the file is large according to the upload limit. Then you need to change (Mostly increase) the default setting. In this article, we show how to change the upload limit on cyberpanel step by step.

Change Upload limit On CyberPanel

Login to your CyberPanel using the link:

https://<your-ip>:8090
  • Go to PHP → Eidt PHP Configs → Basic, and select the version of PHP on which you want to change the upload limit.
Change Upload limit of PhpMyAdmin
  • Set the limit in upload_max_filesize according to your choice and then click on Save Changes
Change Upload limit On CyberPanel

After doing that also press the Restart PHP button this thing will apply all changes on the server level and you can now be good to go with it.

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How to Upgrade CyberPanel to latest version?

If you want you upgrade your Cyberpanel to latest version then you are at right place.

Here we tell you how to upgrade CyberPanel to the latest version. this is pretty easy to upgrade CyberPanel. You can get the latest Upgraded CyberPanel through just one command.

Upgrade CyberPanel To latest version:

Here the command to upgrade the cyber panel to the latest version.

sh <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh || wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh)

But if you do not want the latest released version. You want to install any other specific version then use another command which allows you to update the cyber panel to a specific version.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/<branch name>/cyberpanel_upgrade.sh

<branch name> is the name of the branch you want to install like 2.0.1

From the first command, you can also upgrade the Cyberpanel to a specific version for this you have to take care of a thing, and what id that?

sh <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh || wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh)
Upgrade CyberPanel To latest version:

When you run this command and at a point, they ask for a version you can give the version like 2.0.2 or any you want. And if you want to upgrade to the version that is not released yet get and find the version from the CyberPanel team and provide the version when this command asks for the version.

Cyberpenel developers are very fast and good at updating. And introducing new features for CyberPanel users. I think they are always in a hurry to launch a new version. And trust me, they always introduce the best in the new version of CyberPanel. That’s why I like them. But I don’t think auto-upgrade is possible for CyberPanel. You will need to update when they release the new version. Here I will give you a very easy way to upgrade the cyber panel. Believe me, it has only one command.

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How to Change Upload limit On CyberPanel?

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