Xibo 1.8.2 Docker for Windows 10 - Media File Upload Abort

[Marashni]

Greetings,

I’ve already searched through the forums for a solution to my issue, but haven’t found one.

I have a Xibo 1.8.2 docker container on Windows 10 Enterprise.
I want to upload a 6.7GB media file, so I have increased the following to accommodate the 6.7GB file:

In: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size

I have then restarted my docker container.
When using the CMS to upload the file it uploads the entire file and then appears to hang for a period of time before saying “abort.”

I have checked the Xibo logs in CMS and the Apache logs in the web container /var/log/apache2, but I don’t see any entry with any resemblance to the abort.

Am I missing some logs or forgetting to set something?

Any consideration is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[Marashni]

Actually, if Xibo 1.8.2 is still running PHP 5.5.9 then that might explain my issue as documented here:

https://community.xibo.org.uk/t/lager-media-upload-1-8-0-xibo-docker/10486/4

[Peter]

Yes, indeed it does run on 5.5.9.

I believe we will switch to php 7 once that’s supported, instead of moving up the version to any intermediate ones (like 5.6.0 and so on).

[alex]

You may be interested in this:

Larger Media upload 1.8.0 xibo docker

I’ve pushed up today a container using PHP 5.6 for those that want to use it. I’d greatly appreciate some feedback as to how that works out for people, as we’ll move to it by default if the feedback is generally good for the 1.8.3 release. To use these, ensure you are already running 1.8.2 release, and then simply edit the image: lines in your docker-compose.yml (or variant) file, and append _5.6 for both the cms-web and cms-xmr containers. The cms-db container is unchanged) So for example: v…

[Marashni]

Hey Alex,

I’ll be migrating our current solution to Ubuntu next week, I’ll check it out.

Thanks,

Taylor