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Calibre OPDS (and HTML) PHP Server : web-based light alternative to Calibre content server / Calibre2OPDS to serve ebooks (epub, mobi, pdf, ...)
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the book over 200M can not down? #389

Open ybbluesky opened 6 years ago

ybbluesky commented 6 years ago

do some people have the same question?

seblucas commented 6 years ago

It mainly depends on your configuration. please check :

https://github.com/seblucas/cops/blob/master/config_default.php#L66-L73

If this configuration item is empty then please check your php.ini to be sure that php can use that much memory.

If you're using X-Accel-Redirect or X-Sendfile then there will be no limit other than your webserver.

I checked on my main COPS library and downloading a 100Mb file works perfectly (None larger available).

ybbluesky commented 6 years ago

I can downloading a 100Mb file works perfectly ,but if large more 200M,can not down,the config_default.php is OK,and my php.ini is OK

seblucas commented 6 years ago

Did you check you php log ? Did you enable cops_update_epub-metadata, if yes, can you check if disabling it fixes the problem ?

ybbluesky commented 6 years ago

i use xampp,i have other website in xampp,it can dowm over 200M file but in cops,the book more than 200M can not down,the cops_update_epub-metadata is no,thanks

alanjross commented 5 years ago

I found that the default php5.6 default settings are the problem causing large files not to download. I was able to adjust the values in the php.ini file (you may find multiple php.ini files) I use a Synology server: Upload_max_filesize = 2000M Max_input_time = 1000 Memory_limit = 4000M Max_execution_time = 133000 Post_max_size = 2000M Default_output_buffering = Off File_uploads = On Default_socket_timeout = 300

I found these values by trial and error. Memory_limit seems to be the most important value to allow the larger book file downloads, eg Audiobooks over 300MB. Keep track of php.ini default setting in case you have a problem. Server needs a restart to effect the php.ini new settings. Good luck!

jlar0che commented 5 years ago

I was having the same sort of issue with my COPS installation (could not download a 154mb file).

NOTE: 1 The exact parameters you use for solving this issue depend on the configuration of your Web Server. Specifically, how much memory is allocated to the server. Use your judgement and a little common sense.

My Solution: Modify php.ini (below are the parameters I used to fix the upload limit problem)

Upload_max_filesize - 299 M Max_input_time - 150 Memory_limit - 512M Max_execution_time - 180 Post_max_size - 299 M

NOTE 2: For reference, my web server running COPS is a CenOS 7 vm with NGINX and PHP 7.3. Ram allocated to the VM is 2048mb. This is dynamically allocated with 512mb minimum and 4096mb maximum.

Hope this helps others.