Does anyone have any thoughts? Is there another limit somehwere I haven't thought of.. This happens locally in IIS 8 Express ans on the live server, and I've not had the issue on any other installations of Umbraco..
Well, in the short term, I have a hacky workaround of saving a smaller file with the same filename, and then popping the fullsize file over the top. Umbraco doesn't have the correct file size saved in the db, but that's no biggy. Very annoying though as I've done loads of sites with large media files and this is th first one that's misbehaving. :-/
That does indeed sound weird - Have you tried uploading anything other than .txt files of that size to see if other file types are possible to upload without any issues?
I have, the main file I was using was a pdf, and no joy with that either. Also tried a couple of PSDs and a zip, all the same symptoms. Everything was uploading until it was 10Mb or over, then nothing. There must be an issue somewhere, perhaps an upgrade further down the line will fix it. Unfortunately I can do that at the moment though..
I did that, see my first question. It's set to 500Mb, it was originally set to 50Mb, but increasing it still made no difference, so something else must be interferring somewhere along the lines. Damned if I can find it at the moment though.
Very annoying, but at least I know I have been changing the right values.
I have clearly looked at this too many times today.. You are absolutely correct..
I wonder how many times I have looked at that snippet from others today as well and read it as being what I had..
Face palm!
One last fix before the end of the day it is then..
Many thanks for your help.
(Now I wonder why it has worked on my previous sites though, I literally copied the code over so it never occurred to me to double check I was adding the correct one)
The setting I posted seem to be a new thing to modify - not sure from which version but just noticed it in other of my installs as well. Back in the v4 days the maxRequestLength used to be enough. But in later versions it's sometimes necessary to set the other setting as well.
Large files not uploading to media section.
I know this has been asked a number of times before, but the usual fixes haven't worked.
I need to upload a large (ish) pdf file, 32Mb, to my media section and Umbraco is not playing ball.
It is version 7.1.6 with an SQLCE backend.
I have added
and
so uploading files of 500Mb should be fine.
However, I still get the red error:
Edit: (test.txt is 32Mb in size)
Does anyone have any thoughts? Is there another limit somehwere I haven't thought of.. This happens locally in IIS 8 Express ans on the live server, and I've not had the issue on any other installations of Umbraco..
Cheers guys..
Mark
i'd love to know a work around for this too, we currently hav eour graphic deisgner re-doing all our media content to fit the size limits.
Well, in the short term, I have a hacky workaround of saving a smaller file with the same filename, and then popping the fullsize file over the top. Umbraco doesn't have the correct file size saved in the db, but that's no biggy. Very annoying though as I've done loads of sites with large media files and this is th first one that's misbehaving. :-/
Hi Mark
That does indeed sound weird - Have you tried uploading anything other than .txt files of that size to see if other file types are possible to upload without any issues?
/Jan
I have, the main file I was using was a pdf, and no joy with that either. Also tried a couple of PSDs and a zip, all the same symptoms. Everything was uploading until it was 10Mb or over, then nothing. There must be an issue somewhere, perhaps an upgrade further down the line will fix it. Unfortunately I can do that at the moment though..
Mark
Hi Mark
You may need to increase the file size in this setting as well
Does this change anything?
/Jan
I did that, see my first question. It's set to 500Mb, it was originally set to 50Mb, but increasing it still made no difference, so something else must be interferring somewhere along the lines. Damned if I can find it at the moment though.
Very annoying, but at least I know I have been changing the right values.
Mark
Hi Mark
Yeah, I did read your first post - not same setting ;-)
/Jan
Oh my...
I have clearly looked at this too many times today.. You are absolutely correct..
I wonder how many times I have looked at that snippet from others today as well and read it as being what I had..
Face palm!
One last fix before the end of the day it is then..
Many thanks for your help.
(Now I wonder why it has worked on my previous sites though, I literally copied the code over so it never occurred to me to double check I was adding the correct one)
Mark
Hi Mark
The setting I posted seem to be a new thing to modify - not sure from which version but just noticed it in other of my installs as well. Back in the v4 days the maxRequestLength used to be enough. But in later versions it's sometimes necessary to set the other setting as well.
Hope this is the culprit :=
/Jan
It was the culprit.. tested the change and made it live now..
Like I said, I have it in other sites, including 7.2 ones, but somehow the same problem never manifested..
Oh well, you saved my day!
Thanks again.
Mark
Hi Mark
Very happy to hear that - Enjoy your closing time :)
/Jan
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