Description:
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Actually using PHP 5.2.0

Regarding new upload feature for PHP 5.2 when using the APC extension.

If total upload filesize is above upload_max_filesize and post_max_size then upload progress meter will not work, because the "APC_UPLOAD_PROGRESS" object has not been stored in APC cache I belive, and the requested script will report back:

Notice: Undefined index: APC_UPLOAD_PROGRESS in PATH-TO-FILE\progress-custom.php on line 83



Reproduce code:
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Take the source from:
http://progphp.com/progress.phps

then modify it so it does not use the YUI libs but your own javascript "AJAX" like calls to the server:

Then make sure the form is submitted to server the "normal" way.

Then submit enough files so total filesize gets above the value in upload_max_filesize and post_max_size (mine was set to 350M).

Note: I also tested the original script found here:
http://progphp.com/progress.phps on my own server the same way.... progress meter does not get updated, and after a while it just hangs.... but because of the use of YUI libs I do not get back the error message from the server script.


I used something like this for the "AJAX" like calls to server in my modified version:

numCheckUpdate=0;
function checkUpload(){
  numCheckUpdate+=1;
  var progress_key =  
    document.getElementById('progress_key').value;
  var url = 
"progress-custom-status.php?progress_key="+progress_key+"&counter="+numCheckUpdate;
			
  // Create new JS element
if( document.getElementById && document.childNodes && 
    document.createElement ) {
   var jsel = document.createElement('SCRIPT');
   jsel.type = 'text/javascript';
   jsel.src = url;
   // Append JS element (therefore executing the 'AJAX' 
      call)
   document.body.appendChild (jsel);
} else {
  alert("Your browser does not support this 
    feature!\n\nBrowsers that support it are: Explorer, 
    Firefox, Netscape, Opera, Safari 2.0");
}
}

Expected result:
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The new upload extension in APC should create the APC object and set cancel_upload to a correct value.

It should do this pretty fast without having to wait for all the files to get uploaded before it do so.

Actual result:
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No files seem to be created in php temp dir.

Progress meter not updated, probably because the APC upload feature fails to create the object in the cache.

Then after a while the requested script sends back this:

Notice: Undefined index: APC_UPLOAD_PROGRESS in C:\www\Apache2\htdocs\uploadtest\progress-custom.php on line 83