Hi,
> Your HTML form looks OK.
All right.
> Have you tried printing out the characters as they're
> received, to see if the file is being properly encoded as
> text? It should consist of printable ASCII characters a-z,
> A-Z, 0-9 plus some symbols like % and +.
See yourself the little loop below: am I not printing the characters
as they are received?
==================================
i = 0;
c = getchar();
while(!feof(stdin))
{
s_content[i] = c;
c = getchar();
printf("%c", c);
i++;
}
==================================
As for the characters printed, there are not only
"ASCII characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9 plus some symbols
like % and +", there are all sorts of characters
printed:
- characters coming from the extended ASCII
character table like ÿ, Ô, ¢, etc.,
- white question marks inside little black lozenges,
- and also things like 00 in little squares.
02
(Tell me what they are really if you know... !)
> Try uploading a simple text file and see if that works.
I have exactly the same problem with a simple text file
containing only a string like: "the sky is blue".
The number of characters read on "stdin" is less than the
"CONTENT_LENGTH" environment variable value.
> Another possibility is that there may be some issues to do
> with signed or unsigned chars.
What do you suggest in relation to my c-cgi code?
Thank you very much for your help.
See you.
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