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The CentOS installers up the max_input_vars for php to 5000, but the Debian ones don't seem to have that. If that's meant to be the default, we should make the debian installer do it.
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CentOS installer includes a php file that sets the max_input_vars to 5000 from the default 1000. Debian should also have this setting by default.
To test:
Run aspen installer on Debian as if you were setting up a new Aspen, note that the /etc/php/${php_vers}/apache2/php.ini file has a max_input_vars of 1000
apply this patch, rerun the installer, note that the same file should now have max_input_vars of 5000.
The CentOS installers up the max_input_vars for php to 5000, but the Debian ones don't seem to have that. If that's meant to be the default, we should make the debian installer do it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: