Nextcloud unknown error with files over 1 GB only from the client?
Hi,
I have Nextcloud running on a Raspberry Pi 5 8 GB as a Docker image. So far, most things work except for updating and uploading files over 1 GB from the client. The web interface doesn't cause any problems. I've already disabled the limit in the client settings. However, the result remains the same. I've spent weeks searching Google and tried absolutely everything I could find. To no avail.
Therefore, I now ask you for advice.
Thank you very much.
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Try passing "–env APACHE_BODY_LIMIT=0" as a parameter to the container when running "docker run…". This defaults to 1GB; 0 disables it.
PS: It's kind of weird that the client that doesn't have the problem doesn't do chunked uploads… but I don't use Docker either, I have it installed natively.
To be honest, I've already given up on it. I'm completely fed up with Docker. I was only forced to use Docker anyway, since the previous two attempts at a native installation, probably due to my impatience and ignorance, resulting in the entire Linux system becoming completely nonfunctional. Since I just saw that Nextcloud Pi is now supported for the Raspbian 5, I'll just switch to it and not waste any more time and energy dealing with that Docker crap. Thanks for your help anyway.
Read here: https://help.nextcloud.com/t/error-at-upload-download-grosser-felder/129806
It says:
For anyone who might have a similar problem, here is my solution:
The problem was due to the nginx reverse proxy and proxy_pass in front of it. After setting the parameters
in the server tag, the download works as intended. Furthermore, loading large video files from the apps now finally works.
To be honest, I don't even know what the web server is running on. I just installed Nextcloud and MariaDB, and after that, everything worked fine. I can't find any configuration files for Nginx. Besides, the article mentions the download as the problem, not the upload, which is what I'm experiencing.
Do you think it would be smarter to completely wipe everything and not install Nextcloud as a Docker image? Because I've had nothing but problems with that, and there are hardly any instructions for it.