Docker: 413 Request Entity Too Large

[dennybrandes]

I tried to upload a file with ~3Mb, but as response i get 413 Request Entity Too Large.
I updated already to last version. I'm using nextcloud 13.0.

[schliflo]

make sure your maximum allowed upload size is set correctly. see this: https://github.com/nextcloud/docker/blob/master/.examples/docker-compose/with-nginx-proxy/mariadb-cron-redis/fpm/web/nginx.conf#L76 for example

[etibamecus]

Hello,

First thanks a lot for all this, this is so nice and easy to use.

I must alter my congratulations by saying that I have the same problem, i checked everything,

nginx.conf is set as the example (i copy/pasted it)

i went inside the nextcloud interface, in settings / additional settings and changed the "file handling" to 10 GB

I changed the write permissions for the data folder with chmod command to 777

but still i get the same 413 error on every devices.

I'm running the latest nextcloud using docker-compose of this link https://github.com/nextcloud/docker/tree/master/.examples/docker-compose/with-nginx-proxy/mariadb-cron-redis/fpm

Thanks for helping, and for everything (again)

Have a nice day!

[etibamecus]

The answer for those searching is to simply check the "pull request" section of this page.

maybe updating the docker-compose of the site according to the pull request would save a lot of time to many people.

In anyway many thanks for this docker-compose image ;)

[bhansley]

For anyone else who run across this issue, in addition to setting upload size in the Nextcloud UI, I had to tweak my upstream Nginx proxy to allow bigger uploads.

client_max_body_size        10G;
client_body_buffer_size     400M;

[pflaugh]

@bhansley the above settings helped me solve the issue with a reverse proxy. Thanks.

[bilyboy785]

@bhansley thank's for the tips ! Solved my issue with Jwilder Nginx Proxy in vhost.d/domain.tld