Laravel-filemanager: does not upload large file...

[mprogrammer21]

I used this packege in laravel 5.5.
Everything is right on the localhost, but after uploading to the shared host, I can't upload a file more than 3M size.
for example, when uploading a file with 7M size, the load bar is half full and pause without any error.
I checked lfm setting and max size valeus and max file size can allow to upload on host that was 30M.
What should I do?

[streamtw]

@mprogrammer21 I will refer this comment in #592, please adjust the corresponding setting in your web server.

[mprogrammer21]

Thanks for answering...
Unfortunately, changing some of the settings, such as memory_limit on shared hosting, is not possible.
Is there another solution?

[streamtw]

memory_limit can be set in config/lfm.php. Please try if it works.

[mprogrammer21]

Yes, but it was not resolved by changing it...

[streamtw]

memory_limit should be set to 500MB or higher.

[makh123]

memory_limit can be set in config/lfm.php. Please try if it works.

HI g0110280. I also have this problem. I did this setting but unfortunately my problem was not resolved. I searched a lot. please help me. Tanks.

[babininja]

Hi, i have this problem too

[OmarTaherSaad]

Me too!

[Lesnier]

ajax time out from dropzone

[shrestharikesh]

I have the same problem but only on my remote server. In my local server files are uploaded.

But in cpanel upload progress stops after some time. Is it the problem with cpanel server or execution time for upload process?

I have my cpanel php.ini configured like this:

[shrestharikesh]

Updated memory_limit to 500M and now I was able to upload file size with 5MB but not with 10MB.

[shrestharikesh]

https://github.com/enyo/dropzone/issues/1561

[saberap]

Hi friends, finally I found a solution to this problem that you can't upload large files. this problem occurs because the default dropzone time out is the 30s, you can increase that manually.
First, open resources/views/vendor/laravel-filemanager/index.blade.php
then add timeout property to this part of js code :
Dropzone.options.uploadForm = { paramName: "upload[]", // The name that will be used to transfer the file uploadMultiple: false, parallelUploads: 5, timeout : 1200000, clickable: '#upload-button', dictDefaultMessage: 'Or drop file here...', init: function() { var _this = this; // For the closure this.on('success', function(file, response) { if (response == 'OK') { refreshFoldersAndItems('OK'); } else { this.defaultOptions.error(file, response.join('\n')); } }); }, acceptedFiles: "{{ lcfirst(str_singular(request('type') ?: '')) == 'image' ? implode(',', config('lfm.valid_image_mimetypes')) : implode(',', config('lfm.valid_file_mimetypes')) }}", maxFilesize: ({{ lcfirst(str_singular(request('type') ?: '')) == 'image' ? config('lfm.max_image_size') : config('lfm.max_file_size') }} / 10) }
Now you can upload files without any canceled Status.