[joemcool]

I recently upgraded my kodi machines to the latest version (17.5).  I was creating a music playlist via the web interface, adding one album at a time.  After each album was added, the web interface would then display the entire playlist.  However, once the playlist reached about 200 tracks, the web interface started hanging on the "playlist loading" screen.  I checked in the browser (chrome) console and saw that it was making JSONRPC requests for each track's details and was getting response code 413 Payload Too Large.  The playlist itself plays fine and is displayed on the right side of the page as the currently playing list, I just can't open it in the main pane.

Is anyone else seeing this error?

[Klojum]

to the latest version (17.5)

17.5 is not the 'latest' version, that is 17.6.

Please submit a full debug log (wiki) via pastebin.com of the machine that is experiencing the problem.

[joemcool]

to the latest version (17.5)

17.5 is not the 'latest' version, that is 17.6.

Please submit a full debug log (wiki) via pastebin.com of the machine that is experiencing the problem. 

 True.  I should have said the latest version in the Arch community repo...

Debug log is at https://pastebin.com/kKdp6tNf, looks like the error occurs at time "11:05:10.970 T:140608821749504"  The two error messages are "ERROR: WebServer: Stopped uploading POST data since it exceeded size limitations (65536)" and "CWebServer[8080]: failed to handle HTTP POST data for /jsonrpc"

[joemcool]

Looks like the issue is the web interface is making a JSONRPC call with an HTTP POST Request Payload that's larger than the MAX_HTTP_POST_SIZE that's set in HTTPJsonRpcHandler.cpp.

Is there a reason the limit is set where it is?  Could this be made to be a user configurable parameter in the future?  Or maybe the browser side could break large requests up into smaller ones?