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Hi,

I'm not sure if MCMS itself imposes a limit, but to upload large files you
may need to adjust the maxRequestLength attribute of the httpRuntime element
in your web.config.

Justin


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If you wanted to impose a limit you would need to write your own interface
that:

- check if the number of files uploaded by the current user are > your
uploads per user limit
- if its not
-     uploads the resources to a resource gallery
-     possibly records the size of the file and the user's username
- if it is
-     show an exception

Why do you need to implement quotas per user?; you could easily limit the
size of the upload and assume a user may have 1000 postings with a maximum
file upload of 3mb...

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