On Thu, Oct 04, 2001 at 09:07:40PM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> Could you print out $@ directly after the
>
> eval { $cgi = new CGI } ;
> When CGI fails, does it contain any usefull information ?
It's empty. Always.
>
> In past sometimes it has helped to upgrade CGI.pm in such cases, but it
> could also simply the case that people press "Abort" during the upload or
> make a double click on the submit button which also aborts the first
> request.
I have tried with the latest version of CGI.pm - no improvement.
Also the user often (but not always) gets a '500 server error' message.
This happens at least 20 times a day on our site, so I don't think it
is the user pressing stop.
Other things that may be useful:
- This happens in a script that is called as a CGI, not through mod perl.
I have not seen it happen through mod perl. Unfortunately a bug in mod proxy
means that I have to run it as a CGI.
- It is an upload script that handles large files - usually over 1MB
- I also use CGI::Cookie in this script.
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