Pablo Gosse wrote:
welcomeHi Raditha. Thanks very much for your reply. I've not been having much luck with this one.
1.gif and 1_uploaded.gif differ by much as 4Kb in length! and the first difference occurs at byte number 1276. (I used cmp)
This is how the images should appear: http://web.unbc.ca/~gossep/sample_images/1.gif http://web.unbc.ca/~gossep/sample_images/nav-02.jpg
And here is how they appear after being uploaded: http://web.unbc.ca/~gossep/sample_images/1_uploaded.gif http://web.unbc.ca/~gossep/sample_images/nav-02_uploaded.jpg
Though the output might look like that it's misleading because you are using HTTP post. Unfortunately PHP does not allow access to raw POST data, else this can be debugged by looking at that data. I will mail you (offlist) a small perl script that you can use to write out the POST to a temp file and may be help you get to the bottom of this.
The results to me seem the same as if an image were FTPed in ascii mode instead of binary mode (or auto-detect which would ultimately set the mode to binary).
Khexedit might be installed by default.
I just downloaded the XVI32 hex editor, but what should I be looking for when I open the files and examine the contents?
all the best
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