Is there any plans to recompile the windows mod_webkit.dll in the cvs
with these changes?

Jose


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Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 4:33 PM
To: Geoffrey Talvola
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Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] Image Upload Issue


On 20/05/2004, at 23:48, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> Kenneth Brown wrote:
>> This is driving me swiftly insane.
>>
>> I'm working on a page that uploads images. I've tried a few ways of 
>> pulling the file data out of the request and writing it to disk, but 
>> it always ends up corrupted and/or truncated (I'm not sure which)
>> ...
>
> I can't get this to fail on Windows, but I do see some
> suspicious-looking
> code in WebKit/Adapters/mod_webkit2/mod_webkit.c.
>
> This loop at line 391:
>
>           do {
>               aprlen=len;
>               rv = apr_send(aprsock, data, &aprlen);
>               len = len-aprlen;
>           } while (len >0 && rv==APR_SUCCESS);
>
> seems broken because if the apr_send is unable to send the whole
> length of
> data at once, it will try to resend from the beginning of the data 
> instead
> of advancing the pointer by the amount sent.  This would result in a 
> small
> block of repeated data which is exactly what you're seeing.  Try this 
> and
> see if it helps:
>
>           do {
>               aprlen=len;
>               rv = apr_send(aprsock, data, &aprlen);
>               len = len-aprlen;
>               data += aprlen;
>           } while (len >0 && rv==APR_SUCCESS);
>
> - Geoff

Brilliant, Geoff!  This has fixed upload corruption on my system.  
Hopefully it will also fix the intermittent lockups that I'm getting 
too, but I won't know for a few weeks.

I guess that you'll stick this in CVS.  I'm to risk-averse to use CVS 
so I'm running 0.8.1.


Regards,

   Oliver



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