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Fix: The file size exceeded the maximum size permitted by your PHP configuration

Fix: The file size exceeded the maximum size permitted by your PHP configuration

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You might have encountered this error while uploading database using phpmyadmin dashboard. The default size is 2MB in php.ini for “upload_max_filesize“. Change the value of upload max filesize to your desired size say 20MB. And also need to change post_max_sizeif you have changed upload_max_filesize greater or equal to upload max filesize.  post_max_size must be greater or equal to upload_max_filesize. If you are ubuntu user then first locate your php.ini. Use bash  command “locate php.ini” to locate…

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How to resolve “unexpected error occurred on navigator start-up psutil.accessdenied” in Anaconda?

How to resolve “unexpected error occurred on navigator start-up psutil.accessdenied” in Anaconda?

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This article is pretty short and to the point. If you are user of Anaconda you might have or would be encountered with this error. The possible issue that might cause this error is outdated navigator. Here the solution which solved my issue. It is well tested and Yes! it works. Open the terminal in your system. And follow the command below. $ conda update conda $ conda update anaconda-navigator $ conda update navigator-updater $…

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Can’t Install “gparted” From Terminal

Can’t Install “gparted” From Terminal

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Sometimes, its not a piece of cake to install application in Linux although its is already in its default ppa. I have been using linux for 4 years and I recommend this is the best tool for managing partition. Here is how you normally install gparted in ubuntu 14.04 LTS (my version of OS and also works on other debian distributions). sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gparted Sometimes you have to add the exact version…

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6 Things To Do Before Pushing In Git Like Professional

6 Things To Do Before Pushing In Git Like Professional

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If you have done any work in git than you must be familiarize with the word “git push”. If you are beginner in version control or git then you might get confused what should be done to push your changes. Here are few rules that professional follow before pushing anything in version control like github, bitbucket. The basic six rule you must keep in mind before pushing. Step 1: git branch It’s good habit to…

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Unable To Mount NTFS Partition From Linux

Unable To Mount NTFS Partition From Linux

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If you have dual boot in your laptop with Linux and Windows installed, you might face this kind of problems, when windows is not properly shutdown. Generally, from windows 8 and onward “Turn on fast startup” is checked by default to reduce boot time in windows. This increases the boot time but for dual boot who specially works on Linux face this error if they didn’t shutdown windows properly. Now, Lets solve the problem without…

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Cannot Push New Files In Github Repo

Cannot Push New Files In Github Repo

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There might be some condition like mine, when I tried to push newly created file in github repo of that project but everytime I commited and pushed, samething happens. There was no existence of new file which I had created in local repo. If his is your condition then just do the following few steps. Step 1:  Add files in staging area before you push it Its simple follow the command. Just make sure do…

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How to fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN?

How to fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN?

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I am currently facing DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN status when I try to visit www.outlook.com. At first, I thought that outlook service is down for certain time. After this problem gets repeated time to time, I thought to do some research to resolve this problem. Here is the solution for UBUNTU: Step 1: Open terminal. Type or copy the following command: sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf Step 2: Add the following line: nameserver 8.8.8.8 nameserver 8.8.4.4 Step 3: Then save and restart…

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Phpmyadmin Not Working After Installing In Linux

Phpmyadmin Not Working After Installing In Linux

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Its easy to install phpmyadmin in normal case but in some case you have to go through the following command. For normal case sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin but in some cases although the installation is successful, you can’t access phpmyadmin panel by localhost/phpmyadmin on browser. For that case just add one line below in apache2.conf file. gksu gedit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf Then add the following line to the end of the file. Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf Then restart apache…

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