I ran md5 on the file in temploc and after it had been moved to the new
location for both servers.
About the only conclusion I can draw is that the output from each
system is consistent.
In both cases the checksum for the file in temploc was different each
time a test was run.
In both cases the checksum for the file in its final location was the
same each time the test was run.
As expected, the checksums for the final files differed between the
systems.
I uploaded the file to my server via ftp and ran md5 from each system.
The result was the same.
I think it is correct that the form file upload handler is not in TCL
in version 3.5.
I am not sure what happens next. Is there another way for me to
accomplish what I want to do: provide a mechanism for users to upload a
graphic using a web form?
Thank you.
Thorpe
On Aug 9, 2004, at 7:48 AM, Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
I seem to recall that the form file upload handler was rewritten in C
for 3.5. It was in TCL before that.
You could write a test script that does your file upload and runs an
md5 on the temp file, while it still exists, with the exec command.
Do a bunch of those with the old server and new server to see if
there are any differences in the checksums. That will give you a
test case and then you can start fiddling with things to find out
why they are different, assuming that is the problem.
Jim
So, it appears that the file content is being rearranged.
(on file upload w/3.5)
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