snapin upload limit of 8mb is too small

[activ8xp]

Ok so everythings working, the problem I’m having is with a 100mb snap-in. The limit is 8mb, Everytime I
tried to add it tells me I need a name for the plugin.
Where does one edit the max size.

I’ve already tinkered in the php.ini max upload size etc, but that didn’t fix it

[Wayne Workman]

@activ8xp

• First, FOG has not had an 8MB limit for a very long time, I think the current default limit is 100MB.
• What FOG Version are you using?
• There’s a setting for this in the fog-settings area in the web gui. Go to Web GUI -> FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> Expand All and use ctrl+F to use your browser’s search, look for the word max

[activ8xp]

@wayne-workman I’m using a brand new install, version: 1.5.2

[activ8xp]

@wayne-workman Ok, max shows 4 options, and none having to do with plugins or upload.

client max sixe, (the log log)
quickreg max pending macs
Multicast max sessions
and max wait on multicast

[Tom Elliott]

@activ8xp on install fog sets the upload sizes to 3000m though that’s for the Apache config. I may need to make the change to the fpm php.ini file for Ubuntu/Debian.

[activ8xp]

@tom-elliott That’s correct. I’m running on Debian. I remember from .99 fog way back the php upload was a problem area.
however, I’m trying to kick out a testnav.msi and it’s 102megs.

[Tom Elliott]

please update to the working branch where this is now addressed.

If you need immediate access, edit:
/etc/php/7.1/fpm/php.ini

Search for:
upload_max_filesize and replace the value 3000M
post_max_size and replace the value with 3000M

Save the file and restart php-fpm service: systemctl restart php7.1-fpm

[activ8xp]

@tom-elliott Fixed. I’ll take back everything I thought bad of you man. Thanks