this doesn’t just happen with the desktop client. i’m also unable to add the files directly via the browser. other files work, just the large .pdfs have this issue. is there any workaround?
have also tried adding them to an archive first, but the same issue happens.
I had the same problem after a new installatioin of NextCloud.
Then I noticed, that small files (less than 10kB) are synchronized, larger ones not - with the notive “Connection closed”.
As a try I changed the max size of a file to be transferred from 10G to 9G … and after that it worked without any problem!
Config → System limits → Max.Filesizt from 10G to 9G
Hope it helps others, too.
Michael
In my case, all files, small or large are failing with connection closed on a new computer. The problem was HP Sure sense or Sure click or Sure run that blocked any transfer silently. uninstall of these “tools” solved the issue.
Hi
I am having this problem with one file
where are these settings, client or Nexctcloud instance - I cant find this
Thanks
EDIT: Scratch that - I was looking at the wrong file. The problem in fact was that I had a return character in the filename of the file which seems to be possible in my OS:
Nextcloud Desktop Client
Version 3.6.2 (Arch). For more information please click here.
Having the exact same issue when syncing a larger file (~500MB) to my self-hosted Nextcloud instance.
I’m running Nextcloud as a Docker image with MariaDB, Nextcloud version is 26.0.1. PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT and PHP_UPLOAD_LIMIT are both set to 2GB. Using the MacOS client version 3.8.2.
Has anybody ever found a solution for this problem?