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A possible reason for triggering this error is when a user tries to upload a file(s) that exceeds the max_upload limit.

Login to cPanel –> Software –> MultiPHP INI Editor –>

Select the domain on which you encountered this error. Here set upload_max_filesize to 128M or less. Apply the changes.

If you have encountered any technical errors or issues while performing the above steps. Please feel free to reach out to our TheBeeHost Technical Support team.

Stay blessed and Happy hosting journey with TheBeeHost!

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