how to change the max upload limit etc on the alpha #2557
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how do i change the limits. in the conf file there is no user.ini. I know use are busy and if its not possible now no worries i just know it was easy to change these before but now i cant find them anywhere just i know there may be alot uploaded at once including high res videos and pictures and i dont want it to fail. |
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Those are set in your php.ini file, Lychee cannot really modify those.
That one you can modify in your settings, look for: "Size of chunks when uploading in bytes: 0 is auto"
That is the beauty of the version 6. It now supports upload by chunk by default. So when you start uploading, the file is split in your browser in chunks of 25.6 MB, and repacked on the server side. As a result you are not hit by the limit of upload size (unless you set your chunk size to high number). |
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Thank you I’ll just modify from there
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Max uploaded file size: 100M
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Those are set in your php.ini file, Lychee cannot really modify those.
Chunk size
That one you can modify in your settings, look for: "Size of chunks when uploading in bytes: 0 is auto"
just i know there may be alot uploaded at once including high res videos and pictures and i dont want it to fail.
That is the beauty of the version 6. It now supports upload by chunk by default. So when you start uploading, the file is split in your browser in chunks of 25.6 MB, and repacked on the server side. As a result you are not hit by the limit of upload size (unless you set your chunk size to high number).
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Those are set in your php.ini file, Lychee cannot really modify those.
That one you can modify in your settings, look for: "Size of chunks when uploading in bytes: 0 is auto"
That is the beauty of the version 6. It now supports upload by chunk by default. So when you start uploading, the file is split in your browser in chunks of 25.6 MB, and repacked on the server side. As a result you are not hit by the limit of upload size (unless you set your chunk size to high number).