PHP image upload

So I'm trying out this: http://lv.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php

Almost as it is, just changed the upload dir to correct one and gave it 777 in chmod.

I have two files, one contains that html form the other one php code.

But instead of correct file upload I get this:
Possible file upload attack!
Here is some more debugging info:Array
(
    [userfile] => Array
        (
            [name] => 4chan.jpg
            [type] =>
            [tmp_name] =>
            [error] => 2
            [size] => 0
        )

)

Any help? I'm looking at that code and can't figure out the shit...

use perl

>>1
Don't give chmod 777. Use chmod 600, and give ownership to the user under which the web server is ran.

Before echoing/placing the <INPUT TYPE="FILE"...> in your web page, be sure to add
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="MAX_FILE_SIZE" VALUE="XXX">
where XXX is the maximum allowable upload file size in bytes.

>>4
Damn, how much I hate this stuff in programming, to get to the point - max file size was too small and that's it! Geez...

Thanks for the tip on chmod, Anon!

>>4
Why would you put the maximum file size on the client side? You can easily change that.

>>5
Damn, how much I hate this stuff in programming
It's all about it

>>6
It's useless but required. You also have a server-side configuration variable to control the actual limit.

>>7
It's useless
Perfect description of PHP

>>4

You want to set the execute bit on directories.

>>4
even better would be to set it 770 and have the user set to you and the group set to the group www and have both yourself and the web server user (probably also called www) in the www group.

>>9
True, I brainfarted.

FGGFDS

The fucking scrollbar but   setting the size   of my code   is mov ax   num1 cmp ax   num2 jbe skip   mov ax num2   jbe skip mov   ax num2 skip.