Nextcloud File Size Solution
Posted: 23 Sep 2023, 04:13
Myself, as many others encountered this problem while using the terramaster nextcloud app-package:
Yet, no solution was ever provided.
To add insult to injury, those topics even got locked up so further discussion was surpressed.
The main problem at hand is the nginx server running on port 8181, having an itsy bitsy small allowed upload size of 100 MB.
All you need to do is to change that and restart the service.
1. Connect to the NAS via SSH. (User = your nas user, SSH Port = open the nas's webinterface, then go to Systemsettings > Terminal & SNMP > Telnet / SSH and make sure SSH is enabled and you asigned a port number)
2. Open nginx's config
3. Search for the line containing (is probably line around line 4 or 5)
4. Replace the 100 MB with whatever you want eg 10GB
5. Save and close the file
6. Restart the nginx service
The change will take effect immediately. You can re-attempt to sync files from your nextcloud client now.
Have fun!
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Server replied "413 Request Entity Too Large"To add insult to injury, those topics even got locked up so further discussion was surpressed.
The main problem at hand is the nginx server running on port 8181, having an itsy bitsy small allowed upload size of 100 MB.
All you need to do is to change that and restart the service.
1. Connect to the NAS via SSH. (User = your nas user, SSH Port = open the nas's webinterface, then go to Systemsettings > Terminal & SNMP > Telnet / SSH and make sure SSH is enabled and you asigned a port number)
2. Open nginx's config
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sudo vi /etc/nginx/nginx-http.confCode: Select all
client_max_body_size 100M;4. Replace the 100 MB with whatever you want eg 10GB
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client_max_body_size 10G;6. Restart the nginx service
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sudo service nginx restartHave fun!