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: by some strange reason Lynx tries to upload file even if nothing is
entered in the upload-file-name box. But entering /dev/null as the
file name to upload let me go through this page (BTW, you need to
press ENTER to activate the entry field).
Let me reiterated my experience: I tried Lynx uploads with two sites.
Both report errors. On the other hand, when I wrote *my own*
20-lines-of-code web server and submitted to it *using the same HTML*,
the contents my server dumped looks like correct MIME...
Since I could not find a simple way to use existing Perl modules to
make the HTTP server to actually *parse* a multipart message [*], I
cannot be absolutely sure that what Lynx sends *is* correct, but the
request I see looks *very similar* to something correct.
Hope this helps,
Ilya
[*] I got some suggestions on c.l.p.modules, but it looks like a
pre-cooked solution does not exist, and I do not have time to
*implement* the suggestions. [IIRC, the problem is in converting
an HTTP::Request object to a MIME object.]
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