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It's all in my own php file.
I set the permissions before the upload part of the script.
The script uses the vB_DataManager to create albums and upload images.

But again, it's a good idea. I will move the definition of the settings below the inclusion of the upload class.

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Oh, and I'm sorry, I accidentally posted this into the vb4 forum, while I am using vb 3.8.4.

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Hmm, moving the definition of the settings below class_upload.php did not help...

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class_upload.php is the only file that contains the error message that I am receiving.

PHP Code:

if ($this->userinfo['permissions']['albummaxpics'])
{
    $overage = fetch_count_overage($this->userinfo['userid'], $this->userinfo['permissions']['albummaxpics'], 1);
    if ($overage > 0)
    {
        $this->set_error('upload_total_album_pics_countfull', vb_number_format($overage));
        return false;
    }
} 


I need to find a way not to trigger that error when the above code is executed in class_upload.php.

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I found the problem.
I had to set the restrictions like this:

PHP Code:

$upload->userinfo['permissions']['albummaxsize'] = 0;
$upload->userinfo['permissions']['albummaxpics'] = 0;