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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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3.0.10, 3.0.11
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None
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PHP Version 5.3.3-7+squeeze8 (Debian) but also on PHP Version 5.3.13 (Windows)
When I try to upload an image (2,3 MB) that is bigger than the upload limit in php.ini (2 MB) a wrong error is thrown. This is caused by the following code in includes/functions_posting.php:
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includes/functions_posting.php |
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// Make sure the image category only holds valid images...
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if ($cat_id == ATTACHMENT_CATEGORY_IMAGE && !$file->is_image())
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{
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$file->remove();
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// If this error occurs a user tried to exploit an IE Bug by renaming extensions
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// Since the image category is displaying content inline we need to catch this.
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trigger_error($user->lang['ATTACHED_IMAGE_NOT_IMAGE']);
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}
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When I print the $file object, the real error reveals itself:
filespec Object
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(
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[filename] =>
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[realname] => 300sl_coupe.png
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[uploadname] => 300sl_coupe.png
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[mimetype] => application/octetstream
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[extension] => png
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[filesize] => 0
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[width] => 0
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[height] => 0
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[image_info] => Array
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(
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)
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[destination_file] =>
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[destination_path] =>
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[file_moved] =>
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[init_error] =>
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[local] =>
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[error] => Array
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(
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[0] => The attachment's file size is too large, the maximum upload size is 2 MB.<br />Please note this is set in php.ini and cannot be overridden.
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)
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[upload] => fileupload Object
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(
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[allowed_extensions] => Array
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(
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[0] => png
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[1] => jpeg
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[2] => jpg
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[3] => gif
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[4] => gtar
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[5] => gz
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[6] => tar
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[7] => zip
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[8] => rar
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[9] => ace
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[10] => txt
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[11] => c
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[12] => h
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[13] => cpp
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[14] => hpp
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[15] => diz
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[16] => xls
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[17] => doc
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[18] => dot
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[19] => pdf
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[20] => ai
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[21] => ps
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[22] => ppt
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[23] => rm
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[24] => 3gp
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[25] => mpg
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[26] => mp3
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[27] => avi
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[28] => wmv
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[29] => wav
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[30] => docx
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[31] => xlsx
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[32] => pptx
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)
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[disallowed_content] => Array
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(
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[0] => body
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[1] => head
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[2] => html
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[3] => img
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[4] => plaintext
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[5] => a href
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[6] => pre
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[7] => script
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[8] => table
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[9] => title
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)
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[max_filesize] => 0
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[min_width] => 0
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[min_height] => 0
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[max_width] => 0
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[max_height] => 0
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[error_prefix] =>
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)
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)
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$file->init_error is blank, but $file->error is filled with the correct error message.
- is related to
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- Closed
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