Warren Young wrote:
Josh Chamas wrote:
you might consider using
the mod_perl interface directly for the file uploads, by first disabling
Apache::ASP's file upload processing:
What is the benefit from doing this?
And then using the Apache::Request interface to get the $apr->upload
data.
I tri
Josh Chamas wrote:
you might consider using
the mod_perl interface directly for the file uploads, by first disabling
Apache::ASP's file upload processing:
What is the benefit from doing this?
And then using the Apache::Request interface to get the $apr->upload data.
I tried to install Apache::Requ
Warren Young wrote:
Ian Cass wrote:
I guess you could play with this...
http://search.cpan.org/~tels/bignum-0.15/lib/bigint.pm
... and see if you can get CGI.pm using it.
Wouldn't you know it, but Lincoln Stein proposed something similar when
I reported the problem to him. He says he'll be m
Ian Cass wrote:
I guess you could play with this...
http://search.cpan.org/~tels/bignum-0.15/lib/bigint.pm
... and see if you can get CGI.pm using it.
Wouldn't you know it, but Lincoln Stein proposed something similar when
I reported the problem to him. He says he'll be making that section of
th
Warren Young wrote:
> Just to follow up, the source of this limit appears to be with Perl
> itself. Perl won't use 64-bit ints unless it is compiled to do so,
> even if the platform will support 64-bit ints. Since CGI.pm uses a
> scalar to hold the expected length of the file, the number looks
>
Warren Young wrote:
What code is to blame here?
Just to follow up, the source of this limit appears to be with Perl
itself. Perl won't use 64-bit ints unless it is compiled to do so, even
if the platform will support 64-bit ints. Since CGI.pm uses a scalar to
hold the expected length of the f
Warren Young wrote:
Stuart Johnston wrote:
Try setting this at the top of your script:
$TempFile::TMPDIRECTORY='/target/location';
What is $TempFile? Do you mean something under $Request->{FileUpload}?
Perhaps $Request->{FileUpload}{file}->{TempFile}?
Apache::ASP uses the CGI module for file
Stuart Johnston wrote:
Try setting this at the top of your script:
$TempFile::TMPDIRECTORY='/target/location';
What is $TempFile? Do you mean something under $Request->{FileUpload}?
Perhaps $Request->{FileUpload}{file}->{TempFile}?
There is a mod_perl module you might find helpful:
http://sea
Warren Young wrote:
> 1. Since $tempfile is on the system disk and $target is on a big RAID
> array, the move incurs a lot of extra disk I/O. Is there a way to tell
> CGI.pm or Apache::ASP to use a directory on the RAID array instead of
> /usr/tmp?
>
Try setting this at the top of your script:
$
