413 Request Entity Too Large - File Upload Issue

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I am trying to upload 30MB file on my server and its not working    When I upload 30MB file  the page loads  Page Not Found  When I upload a 3MB file  I receive  413 Request Entity Too Large  with nginx 0 6 32   I am trying to find nginx so I can increase  client max body size  but I am unable to find nginx installed on my server  I even tried running   vi  etc nginx nginx conf   or  vi  usr local nginx conf nginx conf   to check if the config file exists  but I couldnt find it on my server    Is there anyway to resolve this issue  Or do I have to installed nginx on my server   EDIT   I have made all necessary changes in my php ini files   post max size 128M upload max filesize 100M memory limit 256M   Thanks  Raju

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Use   php -i   command or add   phpinfo      to get the location of configuration file    Update these variables according to your need and server  max input time   24000 max execution time   24000 upload max filesize   12000M post max size   24000M memory limit   12000M   On Linux you will need to restart nginx   apache and phpfpm service so the new ini settings are loaded  On xampp  ammps you can restart these from control panel that comes with such applications

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First edit the Nginx configuration file  nginx conf   Location  sudo nano  etc nginx nginx conf  Add following codes   http           client max body size 100M      Then Add the following lines in PHP configuration file php ini   Location  sudo gedit  etc php5 fpm php ini  Add following codes   memory limit   128M  post max size   20M   upload max filesize   10M

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I add the changes directly to my virtualhost instead the global config of nginx  like this      server        client max body size 100M                  And then I change the params in php ini  like the comments above      max input time   24000    max execution time   24000    upload max filesize   12000M    post max size   24000M    memory limit   12000M   and what you can not forget is to restart nginx and php-fpm  in centos 7 is like this     systemctl restart nginx   systemctl restart php-fpm

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Source  http   www cyberciti biz faq linux-unix-bsd-nginx-413-request-entity-too-large   Edit the conf file of nginx   nano  etc nginx nginx conf   Add a line in the http section   http       client max body size 100M      Doen t use MB it will not work  only the M   Also do not forget to restart nginx  systemctl restart nginx

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sudo nano  etc nginx nginx conf    Then add a line in the http section  http       client max body size 100M       don t use MB only M   systemctl restart nginx   then for php location  sudo gedit  etc php5 fpm php ini   for nowdays maximum use php 7 0 or higher  sudo nano  etc php 7 2 fpm php ini       7 3 7 2 or 7 1 which php you use   check those increasing by your desire    memory limit   128M  post max size   20M   upload max filesize   10M   restart php-fpm  service php-fpm restart

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Open file etc nginx nginx conf Add or change client max body size 0

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-in  php ini  inside  etc php ini    max input time   24000  max execution time   24000  upload max filesize   12000M  post max size   24000M  memory limit   12000M   -in nginx conf inside  opt nginx conf   client max body size 24000M   Its working for my case

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Please enter domain nginx file    nano  etc nginx sites-available domain set   Add to file this code  client max body size 24000M    If you get error use this command  nginx -t

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I got the upload working with above changes  But when I made the changes I started getting 404 response in file upload which lead me to do further debugging and figured out its a permission issue by checking nginx error log   Solution   Check the current user and group ownership on  var lib nginx     ls -ld  var lib nginx   drwx------  3 nginx nginx 17 Oct  5 19 31  var lib nginx  This tells that a possibly non-existent user and group named nginx owns this folder  This is preventing file uploading   In my case  the username mentioned in   etc nginx nginx conf   was   user vagrant     Change the folder ownership to the user defined in nginx conf in this case vagrant     sudo chown -Rf vagrant vagrant  var lib nginx   Verify that it actually changed     ls -ld  var lib nginx drwx------  3 vagrant vagrant 17 Oct  5 19 31  var lib nginx   Reload nginx and php-fpm for safer sade     sudo service nginx reload   sudo service php-fpm reload   The permission denied error should now go away  Check the error log  based on nginx conf error log location      sudo nano  path to nginx error log

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Assuming that you made the necessary changes in your php ini files   You can resolve the issue by adding the following line in your nginx conf file found in the following path    etc nginx nginx conf   then edit the file using vim text editor as follows   vi  etc nginx nginx conf   and add client max body size with a large enough value  for example   client max body size 20MB    After that make sure you save using  xi or  wq  And then restart your nginx   That s it   Worked for me  hope this helps

[php] 413 Request Entity Too Large - File Upload Issue

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