• ⌂ php_util
• Static Methods
  • get_human_type()
  • get_max_file_upload()
  • get_trace_string()
  • php_ini_size_to_bytes()

php_util::get_max_file_upload()

Returns the maximum number of bytes that will be accepted for a file upload in PHP based on a number of factors, optionally including repository file storage size limits.

The minimum size of the following will be used to determine what is returned.

• post_max_size - from php.ini or set at runtime
• upload_max_filesize - from php.ini or set at runtime
• max file storage size - from storage engine configuration, such as max_allowed_packet from my.cnf for MySQL.

Prototype

int get_max_file_upload(repo $repo = NULL)

Parameters

• repo - Optional repository to consider.  When provided, the maximum will be limited to the maximum repository file storage size.

Example

$repo = \comand::repo();
$max = \io_comand_util\php_util::get_max_file_upload($repo);
echo($max);

• < get_human_type()
• get_trace_string() >