Closed alanjross closed 8 years ago
You have many options :
output_buffering
in your php.ini I'm using X-Accel-Redirect
and I downloaded a 1Go test file without any problem (that was many years ago, but I'm confident it still works).
I thank both of you for your help. It took me a while to figure out that my Synology server had 4 php.ini files in different locations, and they all had to be edited to effect the solution. I used the all setting mods suggested in your stackoverflow.com link, and turned off output buffering. I no longer get the http 500 error with larger downloads. Thanks again! Alan
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Seems like your PHP settings could potentially limit a download size(timeouts, etc.)
Of course it depends what server you're using.
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Seems like your PHP settings could potentially limit a download size(timeouts, etc.)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19509440/increase-the-limit-of-file-download-size-in-document-management-system
Of course it depends what server you're using.