Hello,
I've gone to the XWikipreferences, then edit > Class.
Here's what is set:
name: upload_maxsize
Pretty Name: Maximum Upload Size
x No
Number: 53
Number Type: long
Size: 200
Error: XWiki has a default limit of around 10Mb for attached files.
This limit can be changed using the upload_max
Hi,
don't know if that could solve your problem but if you use a mysql database
you should change the max_allowed_packet size to:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/InstallationMySQL
hel.
Samuel Lee wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I've gone to the XWikipreferences, then edit > Class.
>
According to a post i read, the number is in bytes.
So for 200 mb, you would need to add 00 so 2.
Does that work for you?
Because I did set the value on that, but still get:
XWiki heeft standaard een limiet van ongeveer 10Mb voor ingeschrevenen
bestanden. Deze limiet kan worden gewijz
Hi,
yes it works.
200 MB would be 209715200 Byte (according to "
http://webdeveloper.earthweb.com/repository/javascripts/2001/04/41291/byteconverter.htm
The Byte Converter " ;-) )
I never tried to increase the max upload size to 200MB but 40MB worked.
hel.
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Hi Vincent,
I was able to attach 30mb files by editing the parameter but I seem to remember
I had to reset the wiki engine for it to take effect.
I remember a 500 error message unless I passed a parameter to Jetty when
starting
-Dorg.mortbay.jetty.Request.maxFormContentSize=999
Also if you u
Thanks for your quick reply.
For me 1 did not work (nor 2).
I am trying to import a 75,4 MB import with no luck.
So I go to:
http://localhost:/ictwiki/bin/admin/XWiki/XWikiPreferences
Then press change class, update the number with the value and still get that
dumb 10MB error.
Hi Vincent,
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Vincent Gerris wrote:
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> Thanks for your quick reply.
> For me 1 did not work (nor 2).
> I am trying to import a 75,4 MB import with no luck.
>
Right now we have an issue with how attachments are handled. IIRC you'll
need around atta
hi Caleb James,
As my previous post shows, it does not work for me.
I use Oracle XE, I have encountered no 500 errors.
I do not know where to try that Jetty setting.
I also restarted the complete Xwiki instance by restarting Tomcat, do you
mean that by resetting the engine?
Well, I just see the
Hello Vincent,
Yes, resetting tomcat is what I was talking about.
Jetty is an alternative to tomcat so you can disregard that advice.
If you are importing an XAR file I recommend the code snippet as I
have tried to do large imports for a while and I ended up writing a
custom XMLRPC importer.
I rem
Hello,
I still have this problem too. I have changed the value of this property
with no change. I´m using Tomcat with MySQL. Is there still a fix or
solution for that ?
Greetings
André
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How large of an attachment are you trying to upload?
I changed that value in /bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?editor=object
That same message can also be shown if there is not enough memory
available so changing -Xmx might also help.
Caleb
andre.j wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I still have this problem t
Hello,
thanks for the fast answer. Our users would upload a 50MB .pdf file. So I
changed the value and nothing happens. I just added the JAVA_OPTS variable
with -Xmx300m and the problem is still alive.
I have updated my xwiki system to version 2.4 and now there is no
upload_maxsize variable. Is
I have never been able to upload a file larger than 30MB. The
problem is the file is saved as a base64 string for RCS version
storage which consumes a large amount of memory.
Caleb
andre.j wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thanks for the fast answer. Our users would upload a 50MB .pdf file. So I
> changed th
I have checked this an yes I only can upload files lower than 30MB.
Shit :-)
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