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Check that the direct course upload via Moodle will reject any files larger than specified for the server #227

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alexlittle opened this issue Apr 26, 2015 · 1 comment
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Check that the direct course upload via Moodle will reject any files larger than specified for the server #227

alexlittle opened this issue Apr 26, 2015 · 1 comment
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Currently it will publish the course fine, but then can't be downloaded onto the mobile
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To recreate, essentially create a course that has a very large file in it (over 5mb or so) - or lots of smaller files (so long at the total is larger than the max upload size.
When the course is published to Oppia server directly from Moodle, it will get published no matter what the size, however if you download and then use the course upload function in the Oppia server then the filesize limit is applied.
Essentially the filesize limit needs to be applied even when publishing directly from Moodle

jjoseba added a commit to chaotic-kingdoms/django-oppia that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2016
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DigitalCampus#227: Check in the api endpoint for publishing courses t…
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…hat the .zip file meets the size limit validations
jjoseba added a commit to chaotic-kingdoms/django-oppia that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2016
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DigitalCampus#227: Added validation error messages to the response (p…
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…ending: show this messages in Moodle)
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