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3/3/2016 9:21 AM
 

Hi all

In a 7.01 version, I have tried to set the parameters i web.config so that i can upload  files greater than 32Mb.

I have also tried to change all the manager settings in HTML Editor Manager (under Everyone) from 1024000 to 2048000. No luck!

Here is the last settings:

!-- allow large file uploads --
httpruntime shutdowntimeout="2000000" executiontimeout="2000000" usefullyqualifiedredirecturl="true" maxrequestlength="5120000" requestlengthdiskthreshold="5120000" requestpathinvalidcharacters="<,>,*,%,:,\,?" requestvalidationmode="2.0"

Is there any other places i have to change?

And why am i getting an "404 File or Directory not found" if i try to upload in a Document module?



Niels-Jørgen Hvidberg http://newcomtech.dk http://njhvidberg.dk
 
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3/3/2016 10:28 AM
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Niels-Jorgen,

since IIS 7 you also need this

<security>
   <requestfiltering>
      <requestlimits maxallowedcontentlength="xxx" />
   </requestfiltering>
</security>

before the closing /system.web tag.

xxx = maximum length of content in a request in bytes, eg. 83886080

See also: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...

Happy DNNing!
Michael


Michael Tobisch
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dnn-Connect.org - The most vibrant community around the DNN-platform
 
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3/3/2016 3:21 PM
 

Ahhh, that helped!

However, it took a while before i learned that its in the system.webServer and that everything is case sensitive :-)

<system.webServer>
...
  <security>
     <requestFiltering>
       <requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="104857600">
       </requestLimits>
    </requestFiltering>
   </security>
</system.webServer>

 

Thanks a lot.


Niels-Jørgen Hvidberg http://newcomtech.dk http://njhvidberg.dk
 
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3/7/2016 6:49 AM
 
Niels-Jorgen,

I am glad I could help you, and sorry for the typos...

Happy DNNing!
Michael

Michael Tobisch
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