When we POST data like a large file upload, woo downloads it all to a temporary file via smart-buffers. If we could possibly limit the maximum size, it would be useful for enforcing a hard file upload limit. Would this be a desirable feature or should it be handled independently via client-side/proxy-server?
When we POST data like a large file upload, woo downloads it all to a temporary file via smart-buffers. If we could possibly limit the maximum size, it would be useful for enforcing a hard file upload limit. Would this be a desirable feature or should it be handled independently via client-side/proxy-server?
I know PHP likes to download a file before checking the filesize. However nginx has something like this: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#client_max_body_size, so I'm wondering what stance woo has.