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BUG: Do not download files

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A Former User last edited by

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File = 1,69 MB
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yariplus Community Rep last edited by

Have you tried changing the client_max_body_size in nginx?

Even though the default is 2MB, the actual data being transferred may be over that for the file you are uploading. Try 4MB.
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A Former User last edited by @yariplus

@yariplus ha-ha, yes. It was in this. Now everything works fine, thank you!
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