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Amadeo Vaño

Hello everyone,

I am migrating from CE 6.5.17 (Windows) to CE 6.5.22 (OS X)

I have installed the standard CE 6.5.22 stack pack on OS X. Afterwards, I have customized some fields in Accounts and Contacs modules (as they are in CE 6.5.17 Windows).

I have exported to a CSV file all Accounts data on CE 6.5.17 (Windows). Afterwards I have change CSV to UTF, just to keep the Spanish characters.

I have tried to import this file to Accounts on CE 6.5.22 (OS X) using Import Wizard, and it reports me this error:

File was not uploaded successfully. It may be that the 'upload_max_filesize' setting in your php.ini file is set to a small number

I have checked php.ini file, and I found this:

; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.

; http://php.net/upload-max-filesize

upload_max_filesize = 8M

The file size I am trying to upload is 418K. I am not familiar managing php.ini file, neither with programming codes... But it looks like php.in upload setting is high enough for the file I am trying to upload. The CSV to UTF change should not be the problem, since I have tried to import the CSV file and the same error comes up.

Any help/idea will be very much appreciated

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  • 0 in reply to Hatim Alam

    Hi Hats,

    Many thanks for your response.

    As I said before, I am not familiar managing php files and its code, so I need to make you further questions:

    I have read my config_override.php. This is its content:

    <?php

    /***CONFIGURATOR***/

    $sugar_config['default_currency_iso4217'] = 'EUR';

    $sugar_config['default_currency_name'] = 'EURO';

    $sugar_config['default_currency_symbol'] = '€';

    /***CONFIGURATOR***/

    So, shall I add the following lines to config_override.php?

    $sugar_config['default_permissions']['user'] = 'user_goes_here'; //Empty by default

    $sugar_config['default_permissions']['group'] = 'group_goes_here'; //Empty by default

    $sugar_config['default_permissions']['dir_mode'] = 02770; //

    $sugar_config['default_permissions']['file_mode'] = 0660; //

    If so, shall I type them as they are above or shall I do any modification?

    If not, is it possible to configure this from Sugar Admin Panel?

    Best,

    Amadeo