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[Son Nguyen <634193@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Many places in Mahara use uploading files without tracking this errors

Here is the result of
 $ grep -r "'type'.*'file'" htdocs/
 htdocs/skin/import.php
 htdocs/import/index.php
 htdocs/admin/site/font/add.php
 htdocs/admin/site/font/installgwf.php
 htdocs/admin/site/font/install.php
 htdocs/admin/users/add.php
 htdocs/admin/users/institutions.php
 htdocs/admin/users/uploadcsv.php
 htdocs/admin/groups/uploadmemberscsv.php
 htdocs/admin/groups/uploadcsv.php
 htdocs/artefact/file/js/filebrowser.js
 htdocs/artefact/file/profileicons.php
 htdocs/artefact/file/import/leap/lib.php

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/634193

Title:
  post-max-size exceeding error is not tracked

Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  If post-max-size PHP setting
  (http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.post-max-size) value is
  exceeded (by large file upload for example) no error is triggered, as
  result wherever upload is handled by ajax, no callback functions are
  called.

  This is partly related to bugs:
     https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/633760
     https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/547505

  Given that this error is triggered by PHP prior to processing the
  code, it can't be catch through exception. As forums suggests, it may
  worth using error_get_last() and grep result for "PHP Warning:  POST
  Content-Length of" string.

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