I'll have to get the code back from the office... but someone told me
that Apache has a security feature you have to turn off in order to
allow a perl CGI to write to the server when using the file form. Is
this true?
Brendan McKenna wrote:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> It's hard to tell without the code, but does the program ever
> actually write the file? You can read the file via the CGI.pm module, but
> you have to write it out yourself...
>
> Brendan
>
> :
> : I apologize immediately if this is not the proper forum for this
> : question, however I have a Perl CGI I am running on a Apache based
> : server, and the script is known to work properly however when I look at
> : the file it has a size of ZERO...meaning the file name appears in the
> : directory it was suppose to be uploaded to.
> :
> : If you can give me a hint on what went wrong I would greatly appreciate
> : it. Thank you.
> :
> :
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