Check for empty files in http upload using PHP
Bad upload process could result in empty files and developers need to check for empty files before using them, because the PHP engine could give no error. For example, if a user typed a bad file name in the upload field and submitted the form, the PHP engine will take it as an empty file without raising any error.
<?php $file = '/tmp/w3img.gif'; $error = $_FILES['w3img']['error']; $tmp_name = $_FILES['w3img']['tmp_name']; print(" \n"); if ($error==UPLOAD_ERR_OK) { if ($_FILES['w3img']['size'] > 0) { move_uploaded_file($tmp_name, $file); print("File uploaded.\n"); } else { print("Loaded file is empty.\n"); } } else if ($error==UPLOAD_ERR_NO_FILE) { print("No files specified.\n"); } else { print("Upload failed.\n"); } print(" \n"); ?>
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