Request limits

What the web server in front of PHP will accept. Written into the generated server configuration.

Fields

Field	What it does
Max body size	The largest request body accepted. A number with an optional k, m or g.
Client body timeout	How long the body has to arrive.
KeepAlive timeout	How long a connection is held open.
FastCGI connect / send / read timeout	The times allowed when talking to PHP-FPM. On long requests the read timeout is the one that matters.
TCP nodelay	Sends small packets without holding them back.
Gzip, level, types	Response compression. Types are space-separated MIME types; left empty, the server's own list stands.

A field left at its default writes nothing.

PHP has its own limits

An upload is refused at the lowest limit in the chain. PHP has upload_max_filesize, post_max_size and memory_limit, and those are per project, on the project's PHP settings card.

Raising the web server's limit and forgetting PHP's leaves the upload refused anyway.

Worth knowing

• Changes take effect after a regenerate.
• These limits are workspace-wide, not per project.