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
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 the
I have checked this an yes I only can upload files lower than 30MB.
Shit :-)
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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
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
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
Hi Vincent,
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Vincent Gerris v.j.ger...@hhs.nl wrote:
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
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
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
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.
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
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