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Ok. You set up Wordpress. You go to upload a theme. Bam! You get this error: The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini. *Solution tested on Apache (Debian 8) Version 2.4.10 Now what? Don't even bother searching Google like crazy...it's already here! Optionally, you can do this after deploying a template on Google or AWS (Haven't check Azure) and save yourself the headache. 1. Launch a Google Cloud Platform (Wordpress) VM - Use the Google Click-to-Deploy version. Note: This will also work with anything that you install on CentOS, Ubuntu, SUSE or RHEL for Apache installations Only (NGINX go Here: https://goo.gl/xeGbSE ) 2. Post Installation. Change the configuration with the vi editor under the php path under /etc/php5 4. username@servername:/var/www/html/wp-admin$ sudo vi /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini When you enter vi. You search with / command (key next to shift) "/upload_max_" (don't put the ").