Hello Martin, Thanks for your help - The web link mentions myiasm tables - I believe I am working with INNODB tables but at least you have pointed me in the right direction - I will dig around with MySQL and let you know if I find anything. -- Best regards, Brian mailto:brian.killeen@similaritysystems.com Wednesday, September 1, 2004, 6:26:38 AM, you wrote: ME> Hi, ME> On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 10:19:11PM +0200, Gerold Gruber wrote:
Has anyone hit a limit on the size of emails OTRS can download - Recently had a 7MB download that OTRS could not handle and no other e-mails behind it in the queue could be dealt with. Perhaps there is a configuration file where this can be changed. Config.pm: # MaxFileUpload # (Max size for file uploads - default 5 MB) $Self->{MaxFileUpload} = 1024 * 1024 * 5;
ME> No. MaxFileUpload is just for the browser. I'll add this info to ME> the Kernel/Config/Defualts.pm. ME> There is a other limit for max size of emails. Depends on the Ticket ME> Storage (DB|FS) and if DB which database is used. ME> If you use MySQL as backend, the it's 1 MB per default (it's a MySQL default). ME> Of course you can change it. .-) ME> See: ME> http://doc.otrs.org/1.2/en/html/performance-tuning.html#PERFORMANCE-TUNING-O...
-- Gerold
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