Hello,
I had a server set up on http, however I wanted to secure it so changed this to https and enabled ssl on port 443. However, this has caused an issue whereby I can no longer upload files larger than ~5.5MB if SSL is enabled. If I remove nginx and let Sails do the upload over SSL it works fine. If I enable nginx but disable SSL, the upload works fine.
I have used the directive client_max_body_size 0; throughout http, server, and location, however this has made no impact.
Are there any other things that I should check? Attached are my nginx.conf and sites-available\default files.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I had a server set up on http, however I wanted to secure it so changed this to https and enabled ssl on port 443. However, this has caused an issue whereby I can no longer upload files larger than ~5.5MB if SSL is enabled. If I remove nginx and let Sails do the upload over SSL it works fine. If I enable nginx but disable SSL, the upload works fine.
I have used the directive client_max_body_size 0; throughout http, server, and location, however this has made no impact.
Are there any other things that I should check? Attached are my nginx.conf and sites-available\default files.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.