Update the 'Max Thread File Size' and 'Max Reply File Size' board options.

>>176
sorry my mistakes, i meant by the amount that is sent through. the threshold?

>>177
Do you mean the number of files you can upload at once? If so, update the 'Files' board option.

>>178
i have a music board, i upload for example, 30mb worth of audio (mp3 or wav). the issue i have is that i get error 413 and upload is slow. what do i use to fix this?

>>179
If you are running a frontend (e.g. Caddy or another HTTP server) which reverse proxies requests to Sriracha, and you have ensured the file size limits in Sriracha are configured appropriately, then this should be resolved by increasing the maximum request size in the frontend.

I'm not familiar with CloudFlare, but if you are running behind CF, the same principle applies.

If you aren't using any frontends (you are accessing Sriracha directly) and still get this error for sizes smaller than the configured limit, it is a bug in Sriracha. If this is the case, please let me know the exact values of the max thread and reply file size board options, as well as the exact byte size of the file causing the issue (du -b file.zip) so I can try reproducing the issue.

>>180
i should note that i'm not using caddy, but i am using cloudflare
My max file size on all boards are 80MB

>>181
Without the information I requested above I can't reproduce the issue locally, which means I can't investigate further.

The only other thing I can mention is CF appears to have an upload body size limit of 100MB on free and pro accounts, 200MB on business and 500MB on enterprise. Uploading a single 80MB file shouldn't cause any issues, but if you upload two 80MB files at once for example, the 413 error might be caused by this limit.

>>182
i think i found the problem, everything has been resolved. off topic, is there any chance that you could add a audio player on posts?

>>183
An embedded audio player should appear when you click on a thumbnail (or filename link) belonging to an attachment with an audio/* MIME type. The only exception (as of Sriracha v2.1.4) is audio/midi, because Firefox lacks support for playing audio/midi via the audio player element.

If you are not seeing an audio player element after expanding an attachment in Firefox with JavaScript enabled, and it's not audio/midi, please let me know what the MIME type is.

>>184
i'm using google chrome

>>185
Good for you. I'm closing this because you did not answer either of my questions.