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I am trying to create a view but I get "Error in processing request 414&quo
mohamedb
over 10 years ago
I am trying to create a view but I get "Error in processing request 414" with description "Request-URI Too Large" when trying to execute. Please, advise?...
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clintont
over 10 years ago
Possibly try adding this to apache httpd.conf
LimitRequestFieldSize 524288000
LimitXMLRequestBody 524288000
LimitRequestBody 524288000
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clintont
over 10 years ago
wordpress.org/.../request-uri-too-large-1
1. A server SHOULD return 414 (Request-URI Too Long) status if a URI is longer than the server can handle. This can be fix with a change in the Apache config file: apache2.conf => LimitRequestLine 65536
2. If you have installed suhosin patch:
/etc/php5/conf.d/suhosin.ini
suhosin.get.max_value_length = 65536
3. and 4. are a little tricky. all the names of files which should be watermarked are listed in the url. like: C10=file1.jpg&C12=file2.jpg
at the and you can find the path, where the images are stored. It's not easy to shorten this list.
if you have not possibility to change the values for 1 or 2, then you have to watermark partially. 1-20 in first step, 21-40 in second and so on..
I'll try to find a other way to list all the filenames but this is not on the top on my priority to-do list. sorry. but i'll try my best for this.
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clintont
over 10 years ago
On windows. See if this helps.
support.microsoft.com/.../819962
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mohamedb
over 10 years ago
Thanks Clintont for your answer. Do you have an idea how to configure those via Appian interface for cloud hosted instances?
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clintont
over 10 years ago
Sorry, I have zero knowledge on the Appian cloud interfaces.
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mohamedb
over 10 years ago
Thanks clintont for your help! Appian folks, please advise?
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chase.putnam
over 10 years ago
Appian Cloud customers are unable to edit settings for the phpMyAdmin tool that is provided to Cloud customers for basic local business database administration tasks. We recommend for large queries that you save the query into an sql script file and then upload and run that script from the phpMyAdmin interface.
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mohamedb
over 10 years ago
Hey Chase, thanks for your answer. I can save my query into an SQL script file but cannot find the option to upload and run that script from phpMyAdmin interface ... Do cloud user have access to phpMyAdmin interface? I can only access Appian interface from the designer ... under "Access MySQL Database".
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mohamedb
over 10 years ago
I think I found it. Is it the attached interface?
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