Hi embperl:
I'm trying to get file upload working on a gentoo box. I've built
apache/perl/modperl and installed Embperl via perl -MCPAN -e shell.
The only symptoms that I'm seeing are that
$fdat{filetoupload} is not a valid filehandle (when you break up the
upload code to something like)
L
> #12 error.htm...
>
> Expected 4 more error(s) in logfile
>
This is a problem with the changes in the format of the error of Apache. It
is already solved in the current CVS version, which will be release soon as
2.0pre1. For now just go to the Embperl installation directory and say
make test T
Na, danke for the swift reply...
Yes, forcing installation is no problem, and everything seems to work
fine, except for the file upload issue. .epl pages are correctly
generated u.s.w...
But somehow %fdat{uploadfilename}, as in the file upload examples, has
no valid filehandle associated with
>
> ERR: 24: Error in Perl code: bytes not defined: Bad file
> descriptor at ...
>
Does the upload test succeed, when you run
make test TESTARGS="-i"
Gerald
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Sorry I didn't understand the first time, again thanks for the help.
Here's the output:
#65 upload.htm...
Error in Line 17
Is: >--<
Should: >f1=abc1<
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On Aug 20, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Gerald Richter wrote:
ERR: 24: Error in Perl code: bytes not defined: Bad file
descriptor at ...
Does t
Hi, I'm using Embperl 2.0 under Debian. I just switched from 1.3. Is
there a way to get the old behavior of having Embperl switch into the
working directory of a file that it processes?
My problem is that I like to use perl modules from the same directory as
the file and this won't work now:
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At Fri, 20 Aug 2004 13:21:34 +0200, troy d. straszheim wrote:
> I'm trying to get file upload working on a gentoo box. I've built
> apache/perl/modperl and installed Embperl via perl -MCPAN -e shell.
> The only symptoms that I'm seeing are that
> $fdat{filetoupload} is not a valid filehandle
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