gighive
Setting Upload Limits
Quickstart bundle
The PHP upload limits are baked into apache/Dockerfile at bundle-creation time.
Set upload_max_bytes in your group_vars before running output_bundle.yml. Changing it after a bundle has been distributed has no effect on existing installs — you must rebuild the bundle.
Full Ansible build
Set upload_max_bytes in your group_vars file (e.g. ansible/inventories/group_vars/gighive/gighive.yml). The value is applied at deploy time on each site.yml run.
What one variable controls
| Enforcement point | Mechanism |
|---|---|
| ModSecurity body limit | `` in modsecurity.conf.j2 |
App validator cap (UploadValidator.php) |
UPLOAD_MAX_BYTES= in .env.j2 |
PHP upload_max_filesize / post_max_size |
Derived in Dockerfile.j2 (4% headroom above upload_max_bytes) |
PHP limits are set slightly above upload_max_bytes so PHP never becomes the binding constraint before ModSecurity or the app validator enforce the limit.