How do I get the content length of the request body? or the equivalent of
$ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'} ?
my $current_read = $r-read($current_buffer, $current_length -
$current_remaining, $current_remaining);
Thanks!
Ryan Perry wrote:
How do I get the content length of the request body? or the equivalent of
$ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'} ?
my $current_read = $r-read($current_buffer, $current_length -
$current_remaining, $current_remaining);
Thanks!
Content-Length is just a header, so you get
Hi,
I'm trying to use a pre-existing CGI script without
modification. I'd like to use an input filter to tack
on something to the POST string. My filter adds the
string, but the CGI sees a CONTENT_LENGTH
environmental variable that corresponds to its
original length. How do I update
Micah Johnson wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use a pre-existing CGI script without
modification. I'd like to use an input filter to tack
on something to the POST string. My filter adds the
string, but the CGI sees a CONTENT_LENGTH
environmental variable that corresponds to its
original length. How do
, mod_negotiation, mod_mime,
mod_log_config, mod_env, http_core
AuthenNTLM 0.23 or 2.05 (Both works fine at normal authentification)
Most scripts works fine, PHP CGI and perl CGI scripts normally, but when a
MSIE browser does a POST to the setup, the environmentvariable
CONTENT_LENGTH is set to 0
a POST to the setup, the environmentvariable
CONTENT_LENGTH is set to 0 making some CGI scripts that depends on that
fail.
The error_log information when it happens:
Malformed multipart POST
I have had some problems like this in the past with POST and IE that
seem to be connected to HTTP1.1
I gmane.comp.apache.mod-perl, skrev Stephen Quinney:
I have had some problems like this in the past with POST and IE that
seem to be connected to HTTP1.1 keepalive settings. Coincidentally, it
seems those who run the Linux Weekly News site (http://lwn.net) have
been having a very similar
