Read local file volumes with a bounded head instead of cat so a file that grows after the size check cannot be fully slurped into PHP memory. Treat oversized bounded reads as too large and skip binary detection on that placeholder. For scheduled tasks, read one extra byte, then truncate and append the 5MB notice instead of relying on a one-byte peek.
Truncate GetLogs against raw byte length, then strip ANSI colors.
Run scheduled-task docker exec with explicit sudo docker and no_sudo
to avoid double sudo rewriting on non-root servers. Mark git-based
file volumes as files before refreshing content from the server.
Stop catting remote file contents into memory for non-git bind mounts in
getFilesystemVolumesFromServer; git-based volumes still load via
loadStorageOnServer().
Large host files mounted via Docker volumes caused the storages page to
become unusable — full file content was stored in the encrypted mediumText
column and serialised into the Livewire payload, crashing the browser.
- Add MAX_CONTENT_SIZE (5 MiB), BINARY_PLACEHOLDER, and TOO_LARGE_PLACEHOLDER
constants to LocalFileVolume
- Check remote file size via stat/wc before cat in loadStorageOnServer and
saveStorageOnServer; store placeholder instead of content when limit exceeded
- Expose is_too_large computed attribute (appended for Livewire serialisation)
- Guard submit, instantSave, and syncData in FileStorage Livewire component
- Truncate oversized content in Storage::refreshStorages to prevent payload bloat
- Show distinct warning banner in file-storage blade; mark textarea readonly and
hide Save/Convert buttons for too-large files
- Add unit tests covering constants, computed flags, and toArray serialisation
Fixes#4701
Andras Bacsai