Excerpts from Pedro Albuquerque's message of Tue Jun 26 08:31:15 -0400 2012:
> Hi all,
>
> I set this on RT_SiteConfig to Set($MaxAttachmentSize, 67634176) to
> allow users upload files up to 64MB. # (64MB)
> However, users can upload files bigger than this size (no error and file
> is in the
Indeed, the file has 47.7MB. But RT does not throws any error regarding
uploading files with size bigger than this and it should because for the
end user, the files seem to be there (you can download but only the 47MB).
Is there any option in the apache configuration files to set a max size?
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On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 01:31:15PM +0100, Pedro Albuquerque wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I set this on RT_SiteConfig to Set($MaxAttachmentSize, 67634176) to
> allow users upload files up to 64MB. # (64MB)
> However, users can upload files bigger than this size (no error and
> file is in the ticket); the
Hi all,
I set this on RT_SiteConfig to Set($MaxAttachmentSize, 67634176) to
allow users upload files up to 64MB. # (64MB)
However, users can upload files bigger than this size (no error and file
is in the ticket); the strangest thing is that in the RT interface it
shows every file with size
As far as I recall per attachment and a bell dings that there was a
mod to control number of files or total size. I can be wrong regarding
mods.
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 1:31 AM, Paul Hirose wrote:
> Is the MaxAttachmentSize variable a per-attachment limit? Or is it a
> per-transaction limit? I'
Is the MaxAttachmentSize variable a per-attachment limit? Or is it a
per-transaction limit? I'm guessing it's not a per-ticket limit.
Is the DropLongAttachments also a per-attachment or per-transaction action?
So if I send an email to RT and this email has three 6MByte attachments, will
all t
