Hi again, Alex. > Hi Jon, > >> > Really? In the generated HTML code? E.g. if you view the page source >> in >> > your browser? >> >> Yes, there's no <img ...> tag in the generated page source, just the >> "MyImg" as plain text where the tag should have been. > > OK, then I it was indeed the case that the 'file' command on the Mac did > not recognize the file as a picture, and thus no proper tag was > generated. This would also explain why it works on the picolisp.com > server. > > What says 'file' if you apply it manually to one of the .d files? > > $ file -bi db/path/file.d > > Does it return something like "image/jpeg; charset=binary"?
No, I get just "regular file", both for the .d files and for .jpg files. If I use "file -bI" instead, I get "image/jpeg". /Jon >> I tried to replace line 119 in wiki/er.l, "(line T) ) ) ) )", with "(msg >> (line T)) ) ) ) )", and restarted with >> >> $ ./dbg wiki/main.l lib/too.l -main -"trace 'httpEcho" -go >> >> but this far I've seen nothing special, mostly httpEcho lines. I expect >> stderr to come in my terminal window just like stdout, but I may be >> wrong. > > Well, the 'httpEcho' is never called on an image blob, because the <img> > tag is not generated in the first place. > > However, I would expect the output of 'msg' to be something like that > was returned from 'file' above, when you upload an image. > > Cheers, > - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picol...@software-lab.de?subject=unsubscribe
