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Increase request entity limitation in nginx #356
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As far as I have tried, you will only need to change the nginx configuration and add the following value:
How to adjust nginx.conf globally on the Devilbox is described here: https://devilbox.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configuration-files/nginx-conf.html Let me know if this fixes your issue, so I can add this to the docs as a common issue. |
Would it be a problem to change that for everyone? I assume no body is using devilbox in production, having generous limits in a dev might reduce support requests? I'm fine with that change, it's not a big deal. |
I am with @Remo. We should increase it to 100M for everyone. |
However, there are some people who are trying to use this in production, or at least moving towards that direction. And I would advise against your development environment having higher limits than your production environment. Things might work in develoment and suddenly break when they go down the pipeline (hopefully in testing / qa rather than production but ....) Perhaps this size limit should be more prominently displayed in the documentation (maybe a footnote in the setup?) I'm not sure what the default value is, but perhaps a more reasonable default could be set with instructions on how to raise it for yourself. |
@science695 I agree with you but even in production, I set the "client_max_body_size " value higher than 8MB. How about setting it to a normal default value like 20-25 MB. |
20-25MB sounds very reasonable.
So, to state this explicitly: Can the default config file for nginx include:
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Keep in mind that by setting a default of It can then only be overwritten on a per vhost base, but not in Also to be in sync with Apache, the current default settings are Nginx also seems to allow for unlimited size: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#client_max_body_size Once again, tradeoff will be, if it is set as a default, its more difficult to change it afterwards. And having a value of |
New HTTPD images@Remo @vikas5914 @science695 @serge22 For Nginx, I have now set
Additionally the
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Devilbox PRI've create a PR: #520 Please try out and report back if it works as expected.
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ISSUE TYPE
SUMMARY
I frequently get
413 Request Entity Too Large
when I'm trying to upload some files. The files aren't even that big, here's an example:Goal
It's an environment for development, can't imagine it would hurt to have a very generous limit. If I want to kill my own server so be it ;-)
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