Ok, I'm uploading a file to a 3rd party. The file is being uploaded to
an https site with a cgi extension. The 3rd party finally provided me
with a snippet of their Perl code. They see the attempt coming
through, but there is no data. I understand how all this works... i
think there's just a dot
Ok, I'm uploading a file to a 3rd party. The file is being uploaded to
an https site with a cgi extension. The 3rd party finally provided me
with a snippet of their Perl code. They see the attempt coming
through, but there is no data. I understand how all this works... i
think there's just a
On 3 Jun 2008, at 18:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I'm uploading a file to a 3rd party. The file is being uploaded to
an https site with a cgi extension. The 3rd party finally provided me
with a snippet of their Perl code. They see the attempt coming
through, but there is no data. I
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I'm uploading a file to a 3rd party. The file is being uploaded to
an https site with a cgi extension. The 3rd party finally provided me
with a snippet of their Perl code. They see the attempt coming
through, but there is no data. I
Reply to Owen:
I'm the client. The cgi script is on the 3rd party's server. I'm just
creating a form that will post a file.
Reply to David Sean:
form method=post action=https://somedomain.com/abc123/cgi-bin/
thescript.cgi enctype=multipart/form-data
am I completely on the wrong track?
