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Line 41: − + − This should allow to upload comfortable package size. − I didn't test to upload such file size to confirm this is working as expected... − => can we really upload files greater than 10MB? − => if yes, what happens at 50.1MB (just curious lol) − => create a DB entry in ocs to set this value and improve the custom-template to allow dynamic changes? This can't be bad! − Cool34000+ − ---- − with ver -5, there is still a 10mb limit, below fixes, but having a db value would be better − <Directory /opt/inventory/ocs/ocsreports>+ − # SSLRequireSSL on+ − AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .phtml+ − Options None+ − Options +Indexes − Options +Includes − order deny,allow − deny from all − allow from xxxxxxxxxxxxxx − php_admin_value open_basedir /opt/inventory/ocs:/tmp − + php_admin_value post_max_size 40M − + php_admin_value upload_max_filesize 40M − </Directory> − + php_admin_value upload_max_filesize $ocs{MaxUpload} (untested)+ − − stephen − ---- − I was also testing this right now... Just figured out modifications to my.cnf are useless (still locked at 10M) − Got these info from www/ocs/install.php − WARNING: You will not be able to build any auto deployment package with size greater than 10M. − You must raise both post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in your php.ini to correct this. − − WARNING: The user you typed does not seem to be root − If you encounter any problem with files insertion, try setting the global max_allowed_packet mysql value to at least 2M in your server config file. − − I've tested these without success: − #-------------------------------------------------------------- − # OCS Inventory Next Generation − #-------------------------------------------------------------- − Alias /download /opt/inventory/ocs/download − Alias /ocs /opt/inventory/ocs/ocsreports − { − if (exists $ocs{'URL'}) − { $OUT .= "Alias /$ocs{'URL'} /opt/inventory/ocs/ocsreports"; } − } − − <Directory /opt/inventory/ocs/download> − Options None − Options +Indexes − Options +Includes − AllowOverride None − order deny,allow − deny from all − allow from { $localAccess } − php_admin_value open_basedir /opt/inventory/ocs/download:/tmp − php_admin_value post_max_size { $ocs{PhpLimit} }M − php_admin_value upload_max_filesize { $ocs{PhpLimit} }M − </Directory> − Values expand correctly, but I still get an error page... − − Did it worked for you? I still can upload a 24MB file (-> getting an error − − Should we directly modify php.ini with a custom-template? I saw defaut values set to 20M (post max size) and 10M (max upload filesize)
Talk:OCS Inventory Tools (view source)
Revision as of 11:46, 8 November 2007
, 11:46, 8 November 2007→Upload size limit bug
==Upload size limit bug==
==Upload size limit bug==
Must document that on the Wiki:
Must document that on the Wiki:
Max allowed packet value is set to 50M with a custom-template by the RPM.
Max allowed packet value is set to 10M.
=> impact of setting such large value on the server?
=> impact of setting such large value on the server?
=> lower this value maybe?
=> lower this value maybe?
No need to create a custom template: DB values already exist for this! They are hidden in php.ini templates ''40DataHandling'' and ''60FileUploads''
php Values can be changed with the following:
config setprop php UploadMaxFilesize 50M PostMaxSize 50M
expand-template /etc/php.ini
signal-event ocsglpi-update
Worked for me!
Cool34000
Cool34000