Re: [OT] Re[2]: temporal directory used by apache/mod-perl?
That will do it, thanks!
Hello Hector Pizarro,
Wednesday, June 18, 2003, 12:21:54 AM, you wrote:
HP Apache::Request has a bug, it doesn't throw an error code when the
file is HP partially uploaded. That's why I'm using Apache read()
instead. Any idea HP how tosetup the temporal directory for mod-perl
without Apache::Request?
What's wrong with TEMP_DIR ?
my $apr = Apache::Request-new($r, TEMP_DIR = /home/httpd/tmp);
HP my
$upload = $apr-upload('file');
$upload-link(/home/user/myfile) || warn link failed: $!;
see: perldoc Apache::Request
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Sorry, I'm mislead somewhere :(. So, you reading post data by itself,
right? And *you* choose where temporary folder will be. Choose it on
the same FS as target folder and use rename :) Or use File::Copy 'move'
function which will copy file content if src and trg on different FS.
Or `mv $src $trg`. TIMTOWTDI.
But this is a far away from mod_perl topic.
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Re: temporal directory used by apache/mod-perl?
Apache::Request has a bug, it doesn't throw an error code when the file is
partially uploaded. That's why I'm using Apache read() instead. Any idea
how tosetup the temporal directory for mod-perl without Apache::Request?
What's wrong with TEMP_DIR ?
my $apr = Apache::Request-new($r, TEMP_DIR = /home/httpd/tmp);
my
$upload = $apr-upload('file');
$upload-link(/home/user/myfile) || warn link failed: $!;
see: perldoc Apache::Request
--
WBR, Mike P. Mikhailov
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ:280990142
My mother always used to tell me, The early bird gets the worm.
--
Hector Pizarro
Amautatech
temporal directory used by apache/mod-perl?
Hello, last week I asked about the problem I had with the partial uploaded files,and how Apache::Request never got the error code correctly. (By the way, thanks for the answer, looks like a bug) Well, the solution for me was to use Apache read() and parse the incoming data myself. Uf, what a job! Everything looks fine now, when I receive several files in the same posting froma form and the user aborts the process, say, closing the form window, I can rescue and save the files completed and dismiss the last one incomplete. My problem now is that I have the /tmp directory in another partition in the server.When I want to move the uploaded files from temporal to final, I can't do 'rename' as this function doesn't work across different filesystems. How can Ichange the temporal dir from '/tmp' to, say, '/home/tmp'? I'm not using Apache::Request so it can't be done as a parameter there, is it possible to setthis in mod_perl, apache or I have to do it in the linux itself? if it is the last one,any idea where? Any information will be welcome, thanks people. -- Hector Pizarro Amautatech
apache::request parse() doesn't capture abort error
Hello, first this is my configuration, all were installed by hand: - apache 1.3.27 - libapreq-1.1 - mod_perl 1.27 the users of this project can upload big files to the website (videos mostly). SoI use an html popup where a mod_perl handler receives the data, let's suppose its 100Mb. If the user closes the popup in the middle of an upload, Apache::Request parse() isn't throwing any error, and all the following code in my module savesthe file incomplete in the system, which of course is garbage data. Is this a bug, an incomplete feature, or is my configuration? If parse is supposed to return an error code, which one is that? 206 = HTTP_PARTIAL_CONTENT? Ok, now let's suppose that this error is fixed. I want to do several uploads fromthe same popup at once, so I have 5 file boxes in the form. If the user closesthe popup before the process ends, i'd like to save only the completed files, how could I check which files are correctly uploaded, and which ones are incomplete? Any help would be great people, thanks. -- Hector Pizarro Amautatech
