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Upload Limits and PHP Tuning
github-actions[bot] edited this page Feb 8, 2026
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If uploads fail or stall, check PHP and web server limits.
Update your PHP config (php.ini or pool config) and restart PHP:
upload_max_filesizepost_max_sizemax_execution_timemax_input_timememory_limit-
opcache.enable(recommended for production)
If you want a baseline, see custom-php.ini in the repo (Docker uses it by default).
Set client_max_body_size to match your PHP limits.
Set LimitRequestBody if you use it, or leave it unset for large uploads.
- Shares can have a max upload size set in Admin -> FileRise Pro.
- WebDAV uploads can be capped with
FR_WEBDAV_MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES.
- /docs/?page=logs-and-diagnostics
- /docs/?page=performance-tuning
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