Configuration & content
Why does an attachment upload time out?
Short answer
An attachment upload can time out when the request exceeds the configured PHP execution time. The default upload timeout is 30 seconds, controlled by max_execution_time in php.ini.
In this article
Review the timeout setting
- Locate the php.ini file for the PHP environment used by Sanplex.
- Find max_execution_time.
- Increase the value only when the existing limit prevents a legitimate upload.
- Restart the relevant web service and retry the attachment.
Check the upload as a whole
- Confirm that the file fits the configured attachment-size limits.
- Check the network connection between the client and the Sanplex server.
- Review web-server and PHP logs if the upload still fails.
For the Windows ZBox installer, edit Sanplex\\etc\\php\\php.ini.
Important: Keep the timeout below 60 seconds. Sanplex generally does not recommend increasing max_execution_time above 60 seconds; for very large files, use a shared drive and link to the file instead.
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