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"request entity too large"?
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"request entity too large"?
I just typed up a great big long book review, clicked preview, and ended up with a page reading "request entity too large".
Previous to that, I ended up on that page after attempting to attach a picture which I assume was too big.
Where are the maximum file size guidelines for attachments, and also how could a text post be too large? Help!
(and of course, I hadn't saved all that typing
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EDIT: Okay, I found out finally that the size of attachements is 256kb. It took several tries of resizing things for it to even get to the "file size is too large, please do 256kb" line.
Would it possible to add this to the FAQ? That would be very helpful for forum newbies such as myself who don't use forums too often. Thanks
Previous to that, I ended up on that page after attempting to attach a picture which I assume was too big.
Where are the maximum file size guidelines for attachments, and also how could a text post be too large? Help!
(and of course, I hadn't saved all that typing
)EDIT: Okay, I found out finally that the size of attachements is 256kb. It took several tries of resizing things for it to even get to the "file size is too large, please do 256kb" line.
Would it possible to add this to the FAQ? That would be very helpful for forum newbies such as myself who don't use forums too often. Thanks

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Re: "request entity too large"?
I'll have to look...
The image size was set to 256kB, so I upped it to 1MB.
The post submission one is likely specific to PHP itself, so I'll have to log into the server itself and poke around in the configs... but it's the first time I've heard of that happening. :/
EDIT: I've also upped the max body size to 10MB in the nginx cfg... so hopefully that will solve the other problem. I'm not sure what the limit was on it before, like I said, I've never seen that error before and I've submitted some pretty large posts with images attached. :/
The image size was set to 256kB, so I upped it to 1MB.
The post submission one is likely specific to PHP itself, so I'll have to log into the server itself and poke around in the configs... but it's the first time I've heard of that happening. :/
EDIT: I've also upped the max body size to 10MB in the nginx cfg... so hopefully that will solve the other problem. I'm not sure what the limit was on it before, like I said, I've never seen that error before and I've submitted some pretty large posts with images attached. :/
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Re: "request entity too large"?
Ok, thanks Phreadom. I'll make my next picture attachment much bigger to show my appreciation 

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