> Thats not good. So,10 simultaneous 50 meg uploads would render the server
> useless for the amount of time it took to finish those uploads?! I hope
> not, seeing as there is no way to check the size of a file before its
> uploaded. Is there?
I would not recommend using coldfusion for file uploads. OTOH I
don't think the 10x50M scenario is very real either. :)
You can do a size check with CGI.CONTENT_LENGTH, but it won't help reduce
crashes etc because CF will read its input before it starts processing
the template.
(Hm, i thought this thread was about cfcontent, not cffile; oh never mind ;)
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