The server configuration I have is: Apache 2 PHP 4 OpenSSL
I use the the following URL when I call .upload(): https://xx.xx.xx.xxx:443/cgi-bin/myUploadScript.sh I forgot to mention the this works on Linux as well except for Firefox on Linux. That's three OS's all running Firefox and that is the offending browser on all three. My money's on Firefox's plugin. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Seth Caldwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This is very good to hear. If any developer thinks they can do the following > very easy, please do so and post here to bring more attention to this issue > - it is a huge bug! > > > > Step 1: Install apache (ssl version) > > Step 2: install openssl if you don't have it already, and generate your > keys, etc. > > Step 3: Configure apache to run ssl and non ssl from the same directory. > Verify with an html file. > > Step 4: Install php, configure apache to use it. > > Step 5: Create a test project that uses filereference.upload, perhaps using > http://localhost/upload.php as the target. Verify this works. > > Step 6: Change it to https://localhost/upload.php and watch it work in IE > but fail miserably in firefox. > > Step 7: Post back to the list that you encountered the same bug. Or better > yet, it works for you over https and post here and let us know. > > > > So far I have completed these steps about 7 times on different machines. Not > one of them worked. > > If only the runtime's source code were open and I could indentify the > problem there. > > So far only Flex Builder is open, am I right? > > > > Seth
