/**
* Determines the system's upload limit. This limit is determined by
* the maximum upload filesize (PHP), the maximum POST request size (PHP)
* and the maximum database packet size.
*
* @return An array containing three elements: the overall system's maximum
* upload size, the maximum as imposed by PHP and the maximum as
* imposed by the database.
*/
function phorum_get_system_max_upload()
{
global $PHORUM;
// Determine limit as imposed by PHP.
$pms = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(ini_get('post_max_size'));
$umf = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(ini_get('upload_max_filesize'));
$php_limit = $umf > $pms ? $pms : $umf;
// Determines the database server's limit for file uploads. This limit
// is determined by the maximum packet size that the database can handle.
// We asume that there's a 40% overhead in the packet, so that 60% of
// the packet can be used for sending an uploaded file to the database.
$db_limit = phorum_db_maxpacketsize();
if ($db_limit != NULL) {
$db_limit = $db_limit * 0.6;
}
$limit = $php_limit;
if ($db_limit && $db_limit < $php_limit) {
$limit = $db_limit;
}
$data = array($limit, $php_limit, $db_limit);
/*
* [hook]
* system_max_upload
*
* [description]
* This hook allows a module to control the maximum file size for
* a file upload. Most notable would be file system storage. It
* could ignore the db_limit.
*
* [category]
* File storage
*
* [when]
* In
* <filename>include/upload_functions.php</filename>,
* in the function phorum_get_system_max_upload.
*
* [input]
* An array containing the default limit, the data layer limit and
* the PHP limit
*
* [output]
* A 3 part array with the limits adjusted as you wish. The first
* element in the array would be the most important.
*
* [example]
* <hookcode>
* function phorum_mod_foo_system_max_upload($data)
* {
* // ignore the db_limit
* $data[0] = $data[2];
* return $data;
* }
* </hookcode>
*/
if (isset($PHORUM["hooks"]["system_max_upload"])) {
$data = phorum_hook("system_max_upload", $data);
}
return $data;
}
/**
* Determines the system's upload limit. This limit is determined by
* the maximum upload filesize (PHP), the maximum POST request size (PHP)
* and the maximum database packet size.
*
* @return An array containing three elements: the overall system's maximum
* upload size, the maximum as imposed by PHP and the maximum as
* imposed by the database.
*/
function phorum_get_system_max_upload()
{
// Determine limit as imposed by PHP.
$pms = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(ini_get('post_max_size'));
$umf = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(ini_get('upload_max_filesize'));
$php_limit = $umf > $pms ? $pms : $umf;
// Determines the database server's limit for file uploads. This limit
// is determined by the maximum packet size that the database can handle.
// We asume that there's a 40% overhead in the packet, so that 60% of
// the packet can be used for sending an uploaded file to the database.
$db_limit = phorum_db_maxpacketsize();
if ($db_limit != NULL) {
$db_limit = $db_limit * 0.6;
}
$limit = $php_limit;
if ($db_limit && $db_limit < $php_limit) {
$limit = $db_limit;
}
return array($limit, $php_limit, $db_limit);
}
function phorum_php_max_upload()
{
// Determine the PHP system upload limit. The limit for
// maximum upload filesize is not the only thing we
// have to look at. We should also take the maximum
// POST size in account.
$pms = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(get_cfg_var('post_max_size'));
$umf = phorum_phpcfgsize2bytes(get_cfg_var('upload_max_filesize'));
$limit = ($umf > $pms ? $pms : $umf);
return $limit;
}
