docker version picture upload size limited

[Syntax3rror404]

Debug mode

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Describe the bug

I using this fantastic application within a docker container behind a NGINX reverse proxy. I can't upload product pictures bigger then 2MB. How can I mange this problem? The NGINX reverse proxy allow upload size 5 GB

Reproduction steps

1. Login
2. Create a new asset
3. Upload a 5 MB product picture

Expected behavior

docker environment variable to set max upload size

Screenshots

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Snipe-IT Version

5.4.1

Operating System

Centos 9 Stream

Web Server

NGINX

PHP Version

official docker container

[Syntax3rror404]

Please add a env variable witch setup the php config upload_max_filesize and post_max_size inside the /etc/php7/php.ini file. I think this can be done with the entrypoint.

[uberbrady]

We would be happy to take a Pull Request that implements this feature.

[nuraeil]

@uberbrady Isn't there already a variable that controls the upload_max_filesize in the php.ini?

# Fix php settings
if [ -v "PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT" ]
then
    echo "Changing upload limit to ${PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT}"
    sed -i "s/^upload_max_filesize.*/upload_max_filesize = ${PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT}M/" /etc/php/*/apache2/php.ini
fi

From https://github.com/snipe/snipe-it/blob/master/docker/startup.sh

Is the -v flag even correct in this case? I'm no shell script writer but looking for the -v flag returns nothing. Should it not be -n?

GitHub

snipe-it/startup.sh at master · snipe/snipe-it

A free open source IT asset/license management system - snipe-it/startup.sh at master · snipe/snipe-it

[Syntax3rror404]

Without also changing the post_max_size variable inside the php.ini to the same or bigger value it doesn't work see https://www.php.net/manual/de/ini.core.php#ini.upload-max-filesize

-v is used to mount a directory to the container -e is for passing variables

PHP: Beschreibung der php.ini-Direktiven des Sprachkerns - Manual

[RedShift1]

Try docker run -e PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT=8M ... snipe/snipe-it

[thomas-mc-work]

Try docker run -e PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT=8M ... snipe/snipe-it

That was working for me! Thank you very much!

[Karl-Dorreen-AsBuilt]

Anyone using Azure can add PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT=8 to the application settings