Hi guys.
What might be the issue here? What to check, how to fix?
Discourse is in a container.
A user lejeczek reports an issue where a 1.2MB GIF file is rejected by Discourse with an error indicating it exceeds 4MB, despite the file being well under that limit. The user is running Discourse in a container (version 3.0.5) with a default setup. maiki attempts to reproduce the issue using the provided GIF, successfully uploading it without problems. Falco requests a reproducible link, while maiki confirms the file size is 1.2MB and cannot reproduce the error. The user clarifies the issue occurs during upload to the “branding” section in settings. maiki provides screenshots showing the upload process and confirms the issue is not reproducible. lejeczek asks about the configuration variable controlling the upload limit and how to adjust it, noting their setup is nearly vanilla.
Hi guys.
What might be the issue here? What to check, how to fix?
Discourse is in a container.
Please share a link to a gif that can reproduce the problem.
It is a private site on the inside only I’m afraid.
But could be easily reproducible - container with version 3.0.5 (461966e028) - and pretty much vanilla-default site. Smaller logo-gif files - though have not tired to pin-point accrual-real max size - upload a ok.
Anything I can do to debug it?
If it only happens to that single image, it is the image’s issue.
Do you have an image you can share that is producing this issue for you?
Could try this one: animation design GIF by Maximillian Piras - Find & Share on GIPHY
@lejeczek, where did you see the information about 4MB?
When I upload it into “branding” in “settings”.
If it is a limit then what variable would be responsible & how to change its value.
I believe I have pretty much vanilla-default deployment - meaning no changes made/set by me.