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Alex Lee - Fri, 2012/09/14 - 10:08

Hello there,

I downloaded the latest Fileserver appliance the other day (September 12, 2012) and installed it.  When I try uploading files using the Ajaxplorer, the small upload window shows an upload limit of 16 M.

1) I have tried editing /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini, changing the post_max_size and upload_max_size values.  Doesn't work.

2) I read the documentation on Ajaxplorer and it tells me that it is not a limit imposed by it but PHP.

3) I have edited _every_ file with the name php.ini in it and still nothing.

 

Please help!  Thank you very much!

Alex Lee

Forum: 
Support
Tags: 
fileserver
increase upload size
ajaxplorer
Jeremy Davis's picture

Jeremy Davis - Fri, 2013/04/12 - 04:17 
service apache2 restart

or

/etc/init.d/apache restart

[edited due to mistake suggesting to restart Apache when TKL File Server appliance uses LigHTTPd]

service lighttpd restart

or

/etc/init.d/lighttpd restart

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Jeremy Davis - Fri, 2013/04/12 - 02:08

What leads me to think that is the mention of the 'admin' user account (as opposed to Drew's mention of the Samba root user).

Webmin does not have a user account called 'admin' (although I guess someone might call the 'root' account the admin account...!?) but I haven't seen that option in Webmin before either (and it sounds like you can't find it...)

So try logging in to Ajaxplorer as 'admin' with the password that you set on firstboot (or in the Hub if you are running this on AWS). If you are running as an OVZ container then you'll need to run 'turnkey-init' to set passwords if you haven't already (I think this applies to Xen and OpenStack images too).

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Jeremy Davis - Thu, 2012/12/20 - 03:52

Good bit of documentation right there! :)

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Jeremy Davis - Fri, 2013/04/12 - 04:29

Here. Be great if any/all of you guys could check it out and correct it if I've got anything wrong... Thanks! :)

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Marco Ovalle - Fri, 2013/04/26 - 17:34

oooook... but, I have a quick question... Where is Ajaxplorer ?

Jeremy Davis's picture

Jeremy Davis - Tue, 2013/04/30 - 01:41

It is the web app available by browsing (with a web browser) direct to your Fileserver. It provides the WebUI for up/downloading files. Sounds like perhaps that needs to be clearer...

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Jeremy Davis - Tue, 2013/04/30 - 16:56

on a PC that has a network connection to your fileserver appliance and in the address bar type the IP or FQDN of you appliance.

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Bao Nguyen - Sat, 2013/06/29 - 07:13

Hi there!

 I want to upgrade new version 5.0 from http://ajaxplorer.info/. How about do it?

Jeremy Davis's picture

Jeremy Davis - Mon, 2013/07/22 - 17:28

Perhaps their forums and/or wiki and/or other documentation (see this post I just did but think 'AjaXplorer' when I say 'osCommerce').

Brian's picture

Brian - Sun, 2013/08/04 - 05:08

Hey, this information works great "http://www.turnkeylinux.org/node/4708" I set sam to this

 

file_uploads
upload_max_filesize =512M
max_input_time
memory_limit = 1024M
max_execution_time
post_max_size = 512M

And works very great, I think expand Memory ram to upload more large files.

I have a question, Went a "Drop" files, works fine, but when Y "Drop folders" i AjaExplorer Say "Sorry you can drop folders, only files" there is a posibility to enable "Drop folders in AjaExplorer"?

thanks a Lot for the answers (for my question)

PS: I hope to contribute with this project that I find wonderful

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