Commit 734333
| Technical Docs | |
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| LubeLogger supports numerical data input that uses either "," or "." as decimal separators as long as the locale is set up properly. i.e.: 18,99 will only be parsed as 18.99 if you're in a locale that uses "," as a decimal separator. Trying to parse 18,99 in an American locale will be treated as 1899. | |
| ## Max File Size Upload | |
| - | The maximum attachment size you can upload to LubeLogger's records is 28.6MB, the reason for this is due to the [default request size limit set by .NET](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/security/requestfiltering/requestlimits/), attempting to upload files larger than this will yield a 413 HTTP error and an error message on the front end. |
| + | Pre 1.1.3, the maximum attachment size you can upload to LubeLogger's records is 28.6MB, the reason for this is due to the [default request size limit set by .NET](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/security/requestfiltering/requestlimits/), attempting to upload files larger than this will yield a 413 HTTP error and an error message on the front end. |
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| ### Uploading Larger Files | |
| + | These limits have been removed for versions post 1.1.3, if you still encounter 413 HTTP errors, it could be due to a limitation imposed by a reverse proxy such as NGINX, see below. |
| - | There are currently no plans to increase the file size limit; however, there are a few approaches to uploading larger files. |
| 1. Compressing the file into .zip archives(only works up to a certain extent). | |
| 2. Uploading the file to a different service and include the link in the Notes section. | |
| + | Without upgrading to 1.1.3, there are a few approaches to uploading larger files: |
| 3. Uploading the file in parts. | |