• Resolved csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)


    Hi,

    I’ve tried to upload my GEDCOM many times, and keeps getting error.

    Changed php settings, size and time. But still no luck. (There is close to 4k persons and data) so GEDCOM file is big.

    any chance to get rootpersona to read the file directly on the server instead of using upload in the browser?

    if I for example upload it to wp-content folder?

    tanks in advance

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  • Well… GEDCOM file is really big. But what error message you are received? Or not any? I think uploading GEDCOM to wp-content folder will not help.

    Thread Starter csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)

    Sorry my bad.
    Didn’t check the logs enough, after checking them I could see first
    “413 Request Entity Too Large” fixed that.
    Then I got “504 Gateway Time-out”
    Fixed that one also, and now I can upload the GEDCOM, just takes forever.
    For reference:
    PHP-settings:
    PHP version?8.1.2-1ubuntu2.10.
    upload_max_filesize?16G.
    post_max_size?16G.
    max_input_time?3600.
    max_execution_time?3600.

    web-server nginx:
    in: “location ~ .php$ {“:
    fastcgi_read_timeout 3600;

    nginx proxy:
    proxy_connect_timeout 3600;
    proxy_send_timeout 3600;
    proxy_read_timeout 3600;
    send_timeout 3600;

    When I’m done I’ll convert back the values.
    Thanks

    Plugin Author ed4becky

    (@ed4becky)

    How many records in the GEDCOM?

    I am currently (started last Friday) working on the next version which will resolve this issue by doing most of the processing in the browser before sending it to the backend.

    That part iscomplete, now I am making it Gutenberg friendly

    Thread Starter csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)

    72365 rows when opening it in notepad++

    Thanks really good news =)
    I will update and try it out as soon as it’s released!

    Sorry for a off topic question, any possibility to just show a really big family tree?
    Choose a person ID and show Ancestors for X (maybe 8-10) generations, and that persons spouses and children?

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