When uploading files larger then 20M i get an error message witn no information, it just says "Error Uploading File". I have increased post_size to 1000M and maximum_upload to 800m.

It does not seem to work.

Im using digital ocean via laravel forge.

Does anyone else encountered this problem and have a solution?

Last updated 3 years ago

I'm having the same issue.

After some investigation (and modifying core code to get more information on the error) I discovered that there is a hardcoded value for 'maxFilesize' in the dropzone library that is being used in the CMS.

Unfortunately even after increasing this I was running into errors... Is someone looking into this issue at all because its quite a big blocker!!

I'm having the same issue.

Same issue here. I can't upload a 80MB file in media manager

Same Here!

What I found is that the memory used by php for the file upload needs to be approximately double the size of the file trying to upload. So the php default 128Mbyte are not enough! Open up your php.ini and after setting the beforementioned: post_max_size = 500M upload_max_filesize = 500M and then also raise the memory limit: memory_limit = 1024M

Last updated 7 years ago

autumn said:

What I found is that the memory used by php for the file upload needs to be approximately double the size of the file trying to upload. So the php default 128Mbyte are not enough! Open up your php.ini and after setting the beforementioned: post_max_size = 500M upload_max_filesize = 500M and then also raise the memory limit: memory_limit = 1024M

thank you, that works for me.

I have updated these values in my php.ini file and am still getting an error: "File is too big (411.91MiB). Max filesize: 256MiB."

I've been searching for an hour to see if there is something hardcoded that I am missing??

file_uploads = On post_max_size = 1000M upload_max_filesize = 1000M

Last updated 4 years ago

You have to increase client_max_body_size on nginx conf

in nginx.conf(inside /opt/nginx/conf)

add this line

client_max_body_size 24000M;