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Hi, I realized a difference between your logfile and the console output. In your logfile it says http://wiki.foo.bar, but the error shows https://wiki.foo.bar. Is your base uri correctly defined in your env file?

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Hi...Possibly related to this thread?
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Yeah, that reflected error message will generally show when you're hitting the memory limit during image resizing.
You can try to bump the PHP memory_limit in your environment, which addresses this in most cases.

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Yeah, that reflected error message will generally show when you're hitting the memory limit during image resizing. You can try to bump the PHP memory_limit in your environment, which addresses this in most cases.

Thanks! I think you're right, that may be the problem. I will rebuild the image and try again. Later I'll post the result.
Any recommendation regarding memory_limit, any recommended value?

Thanks!

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@rodgaray The PHP default is 128M, so doubling to 256M alleviates most scenarios.

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@rodgaray The PHP default is 128M, so doubling to 256M alleviates most scenarios.

Hi, thank you for your reply.
I have a problem, the installation is serverless, so I need to rebuild the docker image with the PHP.ini within it. I was able to make a build from the GitHub code but I don't know where the php.ini should be.

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@rodgaray What docker image were you originally using, and do you still have access (or able to use) docker volume mounts?

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@rodgaray Going by the original post, I'm assuming the linuxserver contianer.
They provide a way to customize php.ini values by default, via the php/php-local.ini file within the folder/files you have mounted to the /config path on the container.

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Had the same issue just now, trying to upload a 3.7MB Image (Long scrolling image of a page we need for reference)
We are not running in docker.
Had PHP Memory limit set to 256MB changed to 512MB and the upload worked.
Pretty weird but, it works now!

Environment: PHP 8.3 NGINX Ubuntu 22.04

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I had the same just now, when uplaoding PNG-images 17-21MB.
Using the Linuxserver docker image

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