I want to save bandwidth and restrict the size of uploaded files to our webpage. The problem is that I can set the maximal size of uploaded file (e.g., 1 MB) but a user can select 50 MB file and can upload it to find out that PHP really doesn't accept files of this size -- the uploading is totally unnecessary.
Can I prevent this somehow?
(I can check file size in Javascript but not all browsers support this. Flash is an option but it's not universal either).
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Use the LimitRequestBody
Directive in .htaccess
:
Example (setting a 1Mb limit). Create/modify your .htaccess
file (in your webroot, or higher), and add:
LimitRequestBody 1048576
When the limit is exceeded, the request will be interrupted. The user will get a response similar to:
413 Request entity too large
Also: Rule 1: Never trust the client! You should always do such checks server-side, because the client can easily circumvent your JavaScript checks, and do anything which is not restricted by the server.
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