Yes, the support team gave me hack to do on one of the core files and said the issue would be resolved in a future update. I’m actually not 100% sure if that has happened yet, I’ve taken me eye off this project for a few weeks.
After playing around a bit more and not getting anywhere, I tried a little file upload script and the 5GB file has uploaded without any issues. So this looks like it's a limit within Xenforo, and I don't think there's anything further I can diagnose, but at least I know it's not environmental now.
OK, managed to get that sorted, so the system is now using a new location for temporary uploads where size isn't an issue (800+GB free). However I'm back to the original problem.
If I check the temp location as the upload hits 100%, I can confirm the entire filesize is uploaded into the temp...
Thanks! Yep, that makes sense, I think that's exactly what I'll do, I just need to troubleshoot it a bit. I've got php_admin_value[upload_tmp_dir] set and it's showing in phpinfo() but for some reason it's still using /tmp for uploads.
Found it, you were spot on. /tmp is only 5GB. So now to decide do I reconfigure the filesystem or just use a different temp location... anyway, that's my problem.
Thank you for the help, much appreciated.
Thanks for the quick reply! post_max_size is matching the upload size at 8GB, however upload_tmp_dir is not set according to phpinfo(), what would that default to (Ubuntu 18.04, Apache, PHP FPM 7.2), do you know?
Hey all,
So I've got a very edge-case issue and I'm wondering if anyone can perhaps just nudge me in the right direction.
I have an Xenforo (latest) install that's used internally to store and organise diagnostic information and tools for my work, I use it very much like a wiki, cross linked...