I think the reason it hasn't been an issue is because webdav will use OMV's default of 25M. OMV also exposes the setting as an environment variable - OMV_NGINX_SITE_WEBGUI_CLIENT_MAX_BODY_SIZE. I would guess most webdav users are uploading docs and pics and don't have an issue. I will think about it but this is kind of why the extra options box is there.
Also OMV_NGINX_SITE_WEBGUI_CLIENT_MAX_BODY_SIZE is one of those "not documented and you also should not use it if you don't know 100% what you are doing" options. Which I got scolded before when I used such an option.
Scolded by who? Either way, no one will scold you for using it in the extra options. I said I will think about it. It is just a bunch of work for me and almost no work for you to add it to extra options.
QuoteScolded by who?
QuoteI said I will think about it
I appreciate it. I think 25M is way off when comparing normal HTTP(S) interactions vs. file uploads. There has never been a good compromise available in that regard. That's not your fault, just how HTTP(S) has been caught between usage trough browsers, and usage through file transfers.
Thread OneDrive looping with error Since not too long, OneDrive plugin keeps looping after start and fails with the following error:
(Code, 3 lines)The content of the file /var/cache/onedrive/config:
That was about that particular environment variable for onedrive not about all environment variables.
I appreciate it. I think 25M is way off when comparing normal HTTP(S) interactions vs. file uploads. There has never been a good compromise available in that regard. That's not your fault, just how HTTP(S) has been caught between usage trough browsers, and usage through file transfers.
Normally no file is being uploaded to OMV. So, it can default to a low value. I will add it to the plugin. Just give me a few days.
Depends.
I meant to OMV itself not something on the OMV system. There actually is no file upload component in OMV anymore. If someone is using nextcloud in a container, the upload limit of OMV's nginx instance wouldn't apply.
Is that so when using OMV nginx as reverse proxy, though?
It is difficult to use OMV's nginx as a reverse proxy and I wouldn't recommend doing it. When using NPM or traefik, you aren't useing OMV's nginx as a reverse proxy.
It's very easy, you just drop a file in /etc/nginx/openmediavault-webgui.d/ and have your application running at the normal server URL.
I know how to do it. For the average omv user, it is difficult.
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