0000987: When adding an attachment 'MAX_FILE_SIZE' does not work

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(0002110) nicdev (developer) 2009-10-20 10:58 edited on: 2009-10-20 10:59	In fact there are 2 issues here related to the 2 limits set in php.ini. The first limit is "upload_max_filesize" and the second is "post_max_size". The 2 are quite different but related because when we attach a file PHP uses the POST method to send the binary data to the server. If you attach a file that is bigger than (>) "post_max_size": There is a bug in PHP (< version 5.2.2) that causes the entire $_FILES and $_POST globals to be reset to ''. In this case the SiT incident_email.php script cannot continue due to empty POST values and the script returns to the first "send email" step or the "last draft" step. (read more here: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=40921 [^]) If you attach a file that is smaller than (<) "post_max_size" but bigger than (>) "upload_max_filesize" then the email sent "success" even though the attachment did not get sent with the email. For this issue i have changed the incident_email.php script. I will post the details of the commit ASAP

(0002113) nicdev (developer) 2009-10-22 14:24	For the changed code see: http://github.com/nicdev007/sitracker/commit/f8e2b4e39d5d99f876fc6692ce50a785254d9041 [^]

(0002224) ivan (administrator) 2009-12-12 13:55	Also ported to svn trunk as r5964

(0002323) ivan (administrator) 2010-01-23 19:02	Fix released in v3.51 which is now available

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