server-config:
post_max_size:64M (Default)
upload_max_filesize:64M (Default)
Is there an alternative way to upload bigger files via ftp and sync them?
Thanks in advance
Fabian
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Not sure this is your problem but, AFAIK, the size check kicks in before the uploading so, if your upload stops at 30%, I guess this is not a size problem. Are you sure you are not hitting a time limit?
In any case you should check your webserver log (and eventually the php-fpm log, if you are using it) to exactly know the root cause.
I’m interested on this one too: in the initial deployment I have to reupload everything. In SilverStripe 3 there was a Sync options.
The SilverStripe developers are already aware of this though, I bet because they need that too : )
The web server (apache or nginx, for example) can also limit the size of the upload. Check client_max_body_size (nginx) or LimitRequestBody (apache) settings. These should be set to 0 (zero) for unlimited; that way you can use PHP’s settings (upload_max_filesize and post_max_size) to control this.