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Having Problems with WAF with Nextcloud behind it. Error: "413 Request Entity too large"

Hi,

 

I am using a Nextcloud behind a XG with WAF enabled. This worked until version 18 of XG. Now I am getting 413 Request Enitity too large Errors as soon as I am enabling "Common threat filter", Antivirus or Cookie Signing in the Protection Policy.

The WebServerProtection Log's in XG are showing the requests as allowed, but with HTTP Status Code 413. In the Logs of the server, there's nothing found.

Could someone advise me how to fix this?

 

P.S. After some research, I've read in the Nextcloud Forums that if a NGINX Reverseproxy is used, the configuration key "client_max_body_size" has to be set to a higher value.



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  • Hi,

     

     unfortunately, the Uploads are still failing.

    When uploading big Files ( >100MB), the Upload stucks in the last few Bytes, and nothing happens for a few Seconds. Then Nextcloud says: "Upload failed due to an unknown Error.".

    In the WAF log is a 408 Timeout error Logged, with only the source IP, although in the logs of the Server, there isn't this error

    Further, after turning on the Debug Logging of the Proxy, there are some of this entries:

    "[crit] Memory allocation failed, aborting process.", I think there is some bigger Problem with WAF in Version 18.

    My Appliance has 6 GB of RAM and 256 GB SSD, so there should not be a Problem with too less disk space or RAM (The memory Consumption is around 30 - 40 %).

    Again, uploading never were a problem in Version 17.5.

     I would be glad, if you could take a look at this Problem.

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    Sophos XG User

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