Not a bug Can't upload a 100mb resource

[Deleted member 184953]

Affected version

2.3

I am trying to upload a 107MB pdf document into XFRM but when I reach 100% the progress bar disappears but the file icon does not appear, if I try to submit the resource the system tells me to upload a file or to indicate an external download link.



Console:



Settings seems to be correct:





I have a resource whose document is 93MB but I uploaded it under XFRM 2.2... Did 2.3 bring this bug?
Thanks.

 

[frm]

Under the first page in ACP, what's your Server environment report state for:

PHP post_max_size 8M
PHP upload_max_filesize 8M

And what's set for Maximum attachment file size (attachmentMaxFileSize) and Allow video/audio uploads with maximum file size (allowVideoUploads) set to?

 

[CedricV]

Are your server settings allowing it above 100mb?

There’s three things to check: the server, XF’s attachment and XF’s resource manager.

 

[Paul B]

The 413 error, also known as the "Request Entity Too Large" or "Payload Too Large" error, occurs when a server rejects a request because the request size is larger than the server's limit.

 

[Deleted member 184953]

Under the first page in ACP, what's your Server environment report state for:


And what's set for Maximum attachment file size (attachmentMaxFileSize) and Allow video/audio uploads with maximum file size (allowVideoUploads) set to?

Are your server settings allowing it above 100mb?

There’s three things to check: the server, XF’s attachment and XF’s resource manager.

Are the images not appearing in my message?
XF’s attachment has no impact here, as I said I have uploaded 93MB documents already, my attachment setting is 4MB

 

[CedricV]

Are the images not appearing in my message?
XF’s attachment has no impact here, as I said I have uploaded 93MB documents already, my attachment setting is 4MB

I could be wrong, but they all need to be set the same.

 

[Deleted member 184953]

@Paul B yeah, I looked online for this error code, but my settings should allow 107Mb if the server and XF allows 128 right?
I will ask my host the question.

 

[Deleted member 184953]

I could be wrong, but they all need to be set the same.

I have uploaded 93MB documents already, my attachment setting is 4MB

 

[frm]

Are the images not appearing in my message?
XF’s attachment has no impact here, as I said I have uploaded 93MB documents already, my attachment setting is 4MB

Not this one:
PHP post_max_size

 

[Deleted member 184953]

PHP post_max_size

 

[frm]

View attachment 311579

Unless it's something specific to XFRM and 2.3, I don't know. I've been able to upload much larger files with 500M set to XFMG galleries on 2.2.

Hope someone can help you out!

Edit: Have you tested it on a forum thread as an attachment?

 

[Kirby]

There are multiple layers that must accept the payload size:

1. Any systems in front of the origin server (Cloudflare has a limit of 100 MB for Free / Pro plan, other plans may have higher limits)
2. The Webserver (client_max_body_size for nginx)
3. PHP (post_max_size >= upload_max_filesize)
4. XenForo

The error message hints that there is an issue at layer 1) or 2)

 

[Deleted member 184953]

Any systems in front of the origin server (Cloudflare has a limit of 100 MB for Free / Pro plan, other plans may have higher limits)

Bingo! My site is managed by CloudFlare.
I will test by temporarily disabling CF...

 

[Deleted member 184953]

I don't know if pausing CF is enough to get around the 100Mb limit (it should though) but it didn't work...
Maybe there is a delay?

I didn't notice this setting in the @digitalpoint's add-on:



I tried to change the size but indeed:

 

[CedricV]

Disable his add on? Maybe it keeps getting overwritten.

 

[digitalpoint]

You would need to disable Cloudflare for your domain or upgrade to a Cloudflare plan that supports larger HTTP upload sizes).

Free and Pro accounts can upload up to 100MB in a single HTTP request, Business accounts can do up to 200MB and Enterprise account can do up to 500MB.

Nothing to do with the addon, rather the limitation is part of the tier for your zone in Cloudflare.

 

[Deleted member 184953]

Disable his add on? Maybe it keeps getting overwritten.

It's API based, i don't think so.

 

[Deleted member 184953]

You would need to disable Cloudflare for your domain

Pausing don't do the trick? Just the time to upload my file?

 

[digitalpoint]

Pausing don't do the trick? Just the time to upload my file?

Ya it will… pausing is effectively disabling Cloudflare services for that zone.

 

[Opus X]

Bingo! My site is managed by CloudFlare.
I will test by temporarily disabling CF...

tracy ran into this on his site that i am staff on.
he had some resources that were over 100mb he needed to upload.
his site and mine run under cloud flare.
he found an add on that does chunk uploads i think he called it.
it allowed him to upload larger than 100mb files to his resource manager.
i can check with him to see what it add on it is but you can probably find it here.