On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Christoph Starkmann wrote:
> Yes. In fact, i would like to prevent having users upload too
> big files. There are two reasons:
> First, I don't want my server space to be consumed by files too big.
> Second, I want to be able to prevent my (limited) traffic to
> be "exhausted"
Hi again, Dan!
> But you still have to rely on your visitors as they could simply use
> another web browser should they wish to DoS your site.
> Security measures
> such as logging in before allowing a file upload can come in
> useful here.
I think I have to agree at this point. I was just hop
>> I know this, not this new to CGI... ;) The only thing I
>> thought/hoped was that maybe there's a way to recieve the file size
>> information before upping the entire file.
>
> It is possible with some browsers:
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-general&m=102079018906224&w=2
But you s
On Thursday 06 June 2002 17:53, Christoph Starkmann wrote:
> I know this, not this new to CGI... ;) The only thing I thought/hoped
> was that maybe there's a way to recieve the file size information before
> upping the entire file.
It is possible with some browsers:
http://marc.theaimsgro
Hi Dan!
> >> A) Do you want to place a limit on the size of a single file being
> >> uploaded?
> [...]
> > Second, I want to be able to prevent my (limited) traffic to
> > be "exhausted". Simple reason: I pay for anything above let's say
> > 10 GB of traffic. So what PHP offers to me AFAIK enabl
>> A) Do you want to place a limit on the size of a single file being
>> uploaded?
[...]
> Second, I want to be able to prevent my (limited) traffic to
> be "exhausted". Simple reason: I pay for anything above let's say
> 10 GB of traffic. So what PHP offers to me AFAIK enables me to
> protect my
Hi Jim!
> ok, here are a few questions for you to clarify things.
> A) Do you want to place a limit on the size of a single file being
> uploaded?
Yes. In fact, i would like to prevent having users upload too
big files. There are two reasons:
First, I don't want my server space to be consumed
ok, here are a few questions for you to clarify things.
A) Do you want to place a limit on the size of a single file being
uploaded?
B) Do you want to place a restriction that says after n'th number of files
that have been uploaded equal 'X' ammount of space on the server disable
file uploads?
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Lowell Allen wrote:
> Add this to your HTML form:
>
The manual says this can be easily bypassed.
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> From: "andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> // original question:
>
>
> I would like to be able to really PREVENT uploads, let's say
>>> bigger than 10 MB?!
>>>
>> Add this to your HTML form:
>>
>>
>>
>> HTH
>
>
>
> I tryed this, too. But this does not work at all! I use IE 5.5 and it did
> n
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 16:41, andy wrote:
> // original question:
>
>
> I would like to be able to really PREVENT uploads, let's say
>
> > > bigger than 10 MB?!
> >
> > Add this to your HTML form:
> >
> >
> >
> > HTH
>
>
>
> I tryed this, too. But this does not work at all! I use IE 5.5 and
Hi,
Not sure if this would work in limiting the file size of an
upload or not, but I noticed a line in my php.ini file which seems to limit the
size of any data sent by a POST, of course this would be a serverwide setting I
guess.
the line is;
post_max_size = 8M;
I'm assuming this would b
// original question:
I would like to be able to really PREVENT uploads, let's say
> > bigger than 10 MB?!
> >
> Add this to your HTML form:
>
>
>
> HTH
I tryed this, too. But this does not work at all! I use IE 5.5 and it did
not make any difference. Is there something else we have to take
> From: Christoph Starkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi There!
>
> When uploading a file with PHP, AFAIK I can only control what will be stored
> on the server. So if someone sends me 100 MB, these will be deleted
> immediately. But, unfortunately, the traffic is produced nevertheless. Is
> there
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