Setting upload filesize to > 2MB in docker environment #952
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I'm running Leantime with docker compose on a Raspberry Pi. Is there a way to configure post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in php.ini for the image or do I need to build my own image and override php.ini? The same question basically applies for other config vars as listed in https://docs.leantime.io/#/installation/configuration - what's the recommended way to set these in a docker environment? |
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We can add that value into our config but that will require a new image. The other option I could see is to mount a volume containing the custom ini. That way you have full control. The path in the docker image is |
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Great, hadn't thought about the volume override option. Thanks for pointing that out! |
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Let me know if that works... I haven't tried it myself.
I assume you need to restart the instance every time you make a change.
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Just tested this, it's working ok:
added added this line to the docker-compose.yml volumes section: restarted the container |
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We can add that value into our config but that will require a new image. The other option I could see is to mount a volume containing the custom ini. That way you have full control. The path in the docker image is
/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/custom.ini