Setting PHP upload_max_filesize in Mountain Lion
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I have edited /etc/php.ini and have inserted the following line of code to set the subject variable:
However, within a Joomla website on this host, the PHP Information screen says that this variable is set to only 2M. I have restarted Apache, then I restarted the machine, etc. Nothing seems to allow me to change this var. Installing some Joomla extensions requires this limit to be higher. Any ideas out there?