Max image upload limit in wordpress

I tried hosting a web server on a virtual machine,
Details:
Virtual box
Ubuntu 12.10 server
apache
wordpress

I tried to upload a couple of images from a trip with my family, but there was a file size limit of 2MB on each image.

Solution:

1.find the file php.ini in your php installation:
find / -iname “php.ini” -print 2>/dev/null

(The “-print 2>/dev/null” part makes sure you don’t see error massages in the find output)


I found my files in two places:
/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
/etc/php5/cli/php.ini


2. Edit each file using:
sudo vim php.ini
 

3. And search for the line:
upload_max_filesize = 2M
in vim:
/max_filesize

4. Change it to your preferred limit, save the file.

5. Restart apache with
sudo service apache2 reload 

Can’t console to router on ngs3

Running ngs3 on linux, configured everything, chose a bin file for a router, dragged him to the window, and now I am trying to console into him from right mouse menu, but can't.

Solution:
From settings, enter terminal settings, and chose another terminal console app, hit use, and apply.

My Scripts: Backup your configuration files

File name: configbackup

#!/bin/bash

tmpdate=$(date +%D | sed "s/\//-/g");

tar zcvf ~/config_backup$tmpdate.tar.gz ~/.vimrc ~/.zshrc ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua  ~/.vimperatorrc /usr/local/sbin/*


Explanation:

Save the date as 05-23-2013 for example, the sed is substituting the the '/' in date with '-'.
tmpdate=$(date +%D | sed "s/\//-/g"); 


Create a compressed tar archive in home dir, called config_backup05-23-2013, where the date in the name changes acording to the date when you executed the scrip.

The files to be included are some configuration files which are important to me, but you should change them to your preferred ones, just write all of them with space between each one, all on the same line.
tar zcvf ~/config_backup$tmpdate.tar.gz ~/.vimrc ~/.zshrc ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua  ~/.vimperatorrc /usr/local/sbin/*








I save all my scripts in /usr/local/sbin/, which is included in $PATH, that way I can
launch them just by issuing their name from every directory.

I chose this dir because it was empty to begin with, a perfect place for all my scripts.


This is part one of a four part mini series where I will post small scripts I've written, along some documentation and explanation.