Change upload_max_filesize

[gruessung]

Per default only 2MB are allowed. This is not usable for webclients to add attachments.
Added 1G as default value.

[J0WI]

There is no default value that suites all needs. Please use .htaccess or .user.ini to customize this value: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/16/admin_manual/configuration_files/big_file_upload_configuration.html#configuring-upload-limits-within-the-gui

[kesselb]

Hey @J0WI, would you mind to have a look again?

nextcloud/server#13990
nextcloud/server#14430

Since Nextcloud 16 php settings are not overwritten via .htaccess or .user.ini. So the current max_upload_size for the docker image is 2MB. Yes we should remove the section from the manual 🙈

@gruessung could you please sign off your commits. Check https://github.com/nextcloud/docker/pull/865/checks?check_run_id=224844488 for details. 1G is much (and higher than the memory limit). Could we pick a lower value? All nextcloud clients use chunking for uploads anyway. We probably need a higher value for something like davfs2.

[ghost]

It might not be possible to have a default value that suites all needs but there could be one that suites most needs and something like 500MB or 1GB would IMHO be more practical than 2MB.

[FelixSchwarz]

There is no default value that suites all needs. Please use .htaccess or .user.ini to customize this value: …

@J0WI While I agree that is likely hard to find a value that suites all needs I think it should be possible to use Nextcloud with the official client and upload common files (e.g. smartphone images) out-of-the box. As the official clients use chunking (AFAIK) a pretty small value like 15 MB should be enough to achieve that.

Also uploading files is ... somewhat the core of Nextcloud. So there are quite a few users who need higher limits. For example they might be using use 3rd-party applications without chunking. Therefore the container should offer a way to override the setting easily when creating a new container. That is handled by #873 .

It might not be possible to have a default value that suites all needs but there could be one that suites most needs and something like 500MB or 1GB would IMHO be more practical than 2MB.

@DudleyDursley You don't need to go that high. 15 MB should be enough due to chunking.

[ghoebilly]

docker-compose file workaround until this can be some variables with #873 :

app:
image: nextcloud:fpm-alpine
restart: always
volumes:
- type: bind
source: /_docker-compose-dir_/upload-max-filesize.ini
target: /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/upload-max-filesize.ini

where /_docker-compose-dir_/upload-max-filesize.ini is, of course, an existing file on the filesystem containing the upload_max_filesize and post_max_size directives.

For example:

upload_max_filesize = 15M
post_max_size = 30M

Verify with https://host/ocs/v2.php/apps/serverinfo/api/v1/info?format=json

Notes:
Works on 19.x
Fix Nextcloud Deck upload_max_filesize issue when uploading >2M attachments from android app.

[J0WI]

Closed by #1379