Hello, I am have a problem uploading 500MB> files using Wordpress Media Library for a Woocommerce Downloadable Product . When I attempt to upload files 500MB+, Wordpress uploads the files to /tmp/ twice, but, never moves the files to the protected uploads/woocommerce directory. Works as designed for files under 500MB. I have changed the FCGI setting in both /etc/apache/mods-available/fcgi.conf and in the Vhost config. Same results. I can not found any error messages in the system logs or in the Vhost logs. Any help would be appreciated in getting this resolved. Thank you.
I'm not entirely sure if this is still valid but... where does your php ( I assume it's php ) memory_limit caps and what happens if you increase it ?
Again, thanks for the reply. I have increase the PHP memory_limit and I get the same results. The large files (over 500+MB) are uploaded to /tmp but aren't moved to /web/wp-content/uploads/woocommerce_uploads/2017/. Instead of moving the files, the files are uploaded a second time before ended with a HTTP error. And nothing shows in the logs either.
uh doh, you changed the settings for max upload size but not for execution times, right? edit: I think of FcgidBusyTimeout for mod_fcgi, Timeout 300 in apache2.conf/httpd.conf, mod_reqtimeout ( default config should work, but in doubt disable for testing purpose ) aswell as the max execution time for php.ini ...
I have adjusted several parameters in /etc/php5/cgi,cli,apache/php.ini ... I have also the same parameters in the VHosts too. In apache2.conf, Timeout 300 was already set. In mods-available/fcgi.conf, I have: <IfModule mod_fcgid.c> AddHandler fcgid-script .fcgi FcgidMaxRequestLen 3221223823 FcgidMinProcessesPerClass 0 FcgidMaxProcessesPerClass 8 FcgidMaxProcesses 150 FcgidIdleTimeout 60 FcgidProcessLifeTime 120 FcgidIdleScanInterval 30 </IfModule> I have not messed with mod_reqtimeout and max_execution_time = 600 in all the php.ini. I will try to upload an almost 2gig file when these parameters are disables and see what happens. I'll let you know. Thanks for the suggestions.
I hope you did adjust the apache Timeout aswell? Honestly, I never used mod_fcgid just because I think it's weird - so if it doesn't work in the end, I'd blame it on that - so maybe it's better to ask someone else about that *g @till any ideas?
Hmm could it possibly be that the fcgi handler is thinking the script timeouts after your upload is finished ( hence no data is beeing sent , which aswell brings mod_reqtimeout into play ) but has not been finally processed so it gives out the error and stops script execution?
