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I recently tried to use some of what I've tried to
learn about the UPLOAD_HOOK provided via Apache::Request. However, when
using it, I get a really weird error:
Undefined subroutine
&Apache::Upload::handler called at /dev/null line 1.
Anyone know what would be causing this error (and,
by the way, where the reference to /dev/null is coming from)?
Here's the function that provides the
hook:
my
$r=shift;
### Upload hook handler my $hook_handler= sub { my ($upload, $buf, $len, $hook_data)=@_; $hook_cache->set($hook_data,$len); Apache->log_error("$hook_data: got $len bytes for ".$upload->name); }; my %cookies=Apache::Cookie->fetch; return BAD_REQUEST unless defined($cookies{u_id}); my $u_id=$cookies{u_id}->value; my $q=Apache::Request->new($r, HOOK_DATA=>$u_id, UPLOAD_HOOK=>$hook_handler, TEMP_DIR=>"/home/www/spool"); return OK; The TEMP_DIR is there because the file will be
saved to /home/www/files and /home/www is the mount point for the HD
partition.
Thanks,
Issac
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