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Can this => set_time_limit (), Die() be used to cancel a file Upload.
i.e When user clicks a button set_time_limit () function will execute.
Will it Stop the Upload?
You would be better to use a Javascript solution to accomplish this. Of course, since it is client-side people can get around it. If it is a security issue, don’t rely on Javascript. If you run Apache, you can try mod_reqtimeout, however this is for request headers, so I’m not entirely sure if the file upload will be part of this or not.
Edit:
There is also the Apache Timeout directive and KeepAliveTimeout which look more promising.
Edit2:
I just stumbled upon this. It seems like this is exactly what you are looking for (assuming PHP >= 5.4). And from one of the comments, for previous versions you can use this.