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There are known issues with MyTardis using too much memory (on the server) when we allow large file uploads (> 1 GB), so we usually restrict the maximum file upload size in our nginx config, and since Django 1.10, there's also the DATA_UPLOAD_MAX_MEMORY_SIZE setting which we override in our tardis/default_settings/uploads.py. If a user attempts to upload one or more files which exceed this limit, MyTardis should display a user-friendly error, instead of failing silently.
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There are known issues with MyTardis using too much memory (on the server) when we allow large file uploads (> 1 GB), so we usually restrict the maximum file upload size in our nginx config, and since Django 1.10, there's also the DATA_UPLOAD_MAX_MEMORY_SIZE setting which we override in our
tardis/default_settings/uploads.py
. If a user attempts to upload one or more files which exceed this limit, MyTardis should display a user-friendly error, instead of failing silently.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: