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Hi all,
I am working on migrating a Parse application over to a Digital Ocean droplet and am running into an issue when uploading a file. The droplet is Ubuntu 14.04.3 x64.
I started by installing the MongoDB and Node prerequisites that are required for Parse Server, and then installed Apache2. When running Parse, I am able to register new users, save objects, etc. The issue now is that the image files are too large for what the server is configured to accept.
I have edited the apache2.conf file to set LimitRequestBody 0 to remove the file size restriction and restarted the service. When the file upload is finished, the console outputs:
Uncaught internal server error. { [Error: request entity too large] expected: 1356501, length: 1356501, limit: 102400, status: 413, statusCode: 413, message: ‘request entity too large’, . . .
Is anyone aware of another place that I need to update in order to make the server accept larger files? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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