On 11.07.2013 09:57, Jakub Moscicki wrote:
[...] post_max_message = 2^31 -1 [ 2247483647 bytes] upload_max_filesize = post_max_message - 100MBIf I go above 2^31 in these settings then it appears that I wrap around a signed 32 bit integer (?) and the limit is effectively smaller.Anyone has experience or suggestion how to go up to 4GB or even further? [...]
Hi Jakub, You can set upload_max_filesize=0 to set it "unlimited". You can still limit the uploadsize via post_max_size.Be aware that there was a BUG in owncloud not respecting upload_max_filesize=0 while post_max_size it also 0. This is fixed in master branch but not merged to stable5.
So you might need to patch your installation. => https://github.com/owncloud/core/pull/3688Uploading such big files in a local network works quite well, but via DSL it might hit other limitations too.
You should also check that your "upload_tmp_dir" (see phpinfo() / php.ini) is on a partition with enough free space left. This directory is normaly set to somthing like /var/tmp, where /var is often a seperate partition with limited space.
Best regards Roland Hager
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