Large file uploads failing...

the last line

 

Do I just plonk it at the bottom of the document like this?

 

yeab

 

Brilliant. I've done all steps bar the nginx related changes due to the issues. Running a test now... fingers crossed.

 

So, same issue. Chrome - This webpage is not available. It got to about 60% and failed, same as last time.

 

Sorry i went away. Did u restart all the stuffs ?

If i am correct, the bar goes up to 60%, comes down to 0, goes up again, comes down again and shows the error right

 

Ok, I'm really close now!

I'm now just getting a "...client intended to send too large body: 155879060 bytes..." error in the log file.

This is because Plesk uses vhost config files that are over reading the standard configuration file. I cant seem to edit Nginx configuration for vhosts. It's something stupid with Plesk.

 

create a file named vhost.conf and place it in your /conf directory under the appropriate domain name. Then from the shell do:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all

-or-

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -u --vhost-name=example.com

if the former doesn't work.

This will add your config to the server and will not be overwritten..

 

Try using the correct php inis:

max_execution_time = 3200
max_input_time = 90
memory_limit = 256M
post_max_size = 195M
upload_max_filesize = 200M

Code (markup):

In apache you would put this into php.ini in the directory you are running in. I don't know about Nginx cuz it sucks.

$_FILES are stored on disk (Swap, Physical memory), not ram. If your script is using that much ram, optimize the script. I have never had an upload script use more than 32MB ram, not even with large videos.

Also, it is insane to set your max upload to 1GB. Absolutely insane.

 

Actually you need to edit nginx as well. i searched about it for hours. In plesk you need to do it i guess

 

You should go back to cpanel, so much easier Just my 2 cents though.