John Tsangaris wrote:
They can't use ftp (the users are not knowledgeable enough, nor do
they want to use client apps other than browsers).
Many web browsers are capable of acting as FTP clients for uploading.
What about WebDAV? Built-in to most Windows machines. Simple
drag-and-drop upload once
Tom Metro wrote:
John Tsangaris wrote:
They can't use ftp (the users are not knowledgeable enough, nor do
they want to use client apps other than browsers).
Many web browsers are capable of acting as FTP clients for uploading.
So, if they can't click on a link to an ftp server, type a password and
So, if they can't click on a link to an ftp server, type a password and
drag-drop the files where they belong, how do they manage to get clean
underwear on every morning? IE isn't the greatest browser, but it looks
like the familiar Windows Explorer when viewing an FTP site. The only
thing
I have a client that has specific needs for an upload utility. They don't care
what language I use, they simply want it webbased.
They can't use ftp (the users are not knowledgeable enough, nor do they want to
use client apps other than browsers). I can't go into
the rest of the details as
You can get all you want from a form upload to perl, but you can't use
CGI (at least not easily, that I know of) CGI.pm gets the whole thing then
hands it to you. You need to process it in a stream for the most versatile
results, but there should be no upper limit.
On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at
] Serious upload help needed
You can get all you want from a form upload to perl, but you can't use
CGI (at least not easily, that I know of) CGI.pm gets the whole thing then
hands it to you. You need to process it in a stream for the most versatile
results, but there should be no upper limit
RN == Ranga Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RN If it is within their firewall, you can use netcat for this. No
RN programming necessary! However serious consideration to security is
RN required.
RN Otherwise rolling own perl daemon might be an option.
that actually could work well.
On Feb 7, 2005, at 23:08, John Tsangaris wrote:
So I am asking all the knowledgeable and wise gurus out there. What
language do I use (please say perl) and what settings do I set in
order to facilitate the upload of 100MB files through a web interface
on a hosting system that I have no
