> I wrote an embperl script that uploads a file to a web
> server. It works fine on Linux and Macs but not on
> Windows. When I upload a file from a browser using
> Windows 95/98, the file is uploaded to the web server
> but it has 0 bytes in it.
> Here is part of the script that checks a file from
> Windows.
> Say,the file is: C:\Document\testing\helloworld.txt
At the first look the code seems to be ok.
What does $filename contain in this case ?
Does it work when you use a fix filename to write to instead of splitting it
out of the client side filename ?
You should note that the filename you get passed in is the local filename
from the client side, so it could be anything (not only a Unix or Windows
filename). So if you really want to use it you should make sure that it
doesn't contain any characters that compromises your security (e.g. .. etc.)
Gerald
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