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Large Pictures Making It Past Restrictions

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Focker

Focker

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Hi guys,

I set the upload resize limit to 800x600. A couple of users were able to upload larger dimensions, i.e. - 2048x1536. No matter what I upload (2550x1905), my large images are set to 800x600.

How are they doing this?

Thanks,
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Another one made it through from a user.

4032x3024 / 3.07MB

I have the default 2MB limit set along with the 800x600. This has me stumped.

I've used the scaler to bring things down, but that will turn into an everyday job. o_O
 
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Focker said:
I think I might have figured it out?

The upload via URL option let the images pass.
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This one was uploaded via URL: https://demo.chevereto.com/i/XEb

You will have to provide full details, steps that trigger the issue and proof-of-case. Here: https://chevereto.com/community/forums/bug-tracking.45/

At the demo, this stuff works fine (trims everything to 1920x1080) and I don't have any clue on why is not working on your website and surely I won't know until you fill the proper bug report and put me in context because I can't help you at all if you don't even indicate which is your website URL.

Hope you follow up this as a bug report.
 
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