On 19 Apr 2002, Gisle Aas wrote: > John Klar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > If you want, I could cobble together a test against Apache running PHP. > > Is the real app running PHP? It would convince me to remove this > field if PHP can't deal with it.
If only. No, the target is IntraDoc(Verio) on IIS on NT4. Hmmm, in a previous version I was able to blue-screen the server (the machine) via bad input, so I'm guessing IntraDoc uses ISAPI filters (brilliant). Unfortunately, I am required to use this "system", and, even worse, the task is boilerplate which just screams for automation. No, the offer to test against PHP was to see if this caused problems for other file-upload parsers. I do not have administrative access to our IntraDoc server and no (well convenient) access to any other IIS environment (no Windows on any of my own machines). If time permits (ha!) I may be able to get an NT4/IIS setup running at home over the weekend. Sure, this combination seems unusually sensitive to excess data, but IntraDoc is a commercially avaialble product running on IIS. Sadly, if the fault is with the application (vs. IIS), I'm screwed because I doubt we'll upgrade and I'm not certain Verio is supporting us anymore. I'd hate to have to write my own multipart/form-data client, but I will if necessary. Regardless, I'll check to see if this causes problems for PHP. If anybody has IIS available, it would save me some further testing. Thanks, John
