XUpload - max_upload_filesize exceeded, no error message

[saadava]

Hi,

This is xupload 3.0 January 2008. I have a problem with uploading files > max_upload_filesize.

In my configuration:

max_upload_size => 5
max_upload_filesize => 3

When a file greater than 3Mbytes is uploaded, the end user sees an apparently successful upload. The server however, fails the upload because the file size is too big (as it should).

So the user doesn't know that the upload actually failed.

Any ideas?

Simon

[saadava]

Just to clarify, this is this is xupload 3.0 pro - January 2008

[admin]

Hi,

This is xupload 3.0 January 2008. I have a problem with uploading files > max_upload_filesize.

In my configuration:

max_upload_size => 5
max_upload_filesize => 3

When a file greater than 3Mbytes is uploaded, the end user sees an apparently successful upload. The server however, fails the upload because the file size is too big (as it should).

So the user doesn't know that the upload actually failed.

Any ideas?

Simon

Hello,

swap these values, so you will have:

max_upload_size => 3
max_upload_filesize => 5

That should help (we will fix naming in next ver).

P.S. Note that script able to track only total upload size prior uploading (and give proper error). And each individual file size limit will be tracked (and reported if incorrect) after upload is complete.

[saadava]

Hi,

When I set these values as you suggested, and upload a 4Mbyte file I get a popup saying:

ERROR: Maximum total upload size exceeded
Please stop transfer right now.
Max total upload size is: 3 Mb


This is with the following config values:

# Minimum/Maximum Total upload size limit in MBytes (empty or zero to disable)
min_upload_size => 0,
max_upload_size => 3,

# Minimum/Maximum upload Filesize limit in Mbytes (empty or zero to disable)
min_upload_filesize => 0,
max_upload_filesize => 5,

Simon

[PilgrimX182]

You can see

File Status:filesize too big

in our post.php after upload complete. File status posting in "file_status" field.

[saadava]

Cheers - I understand this now.