Thus spake Eric Schmidt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm trying to access an xml-rpc method on a cgi server that's set up
> exactly like Eric Kidd's "A CGI-Based Perl Server" (XML-RPC HOWTO Section
> 5) with php's xmlrpc.inc. The xml request doesn't seem to be coming in
> on STDIN, so the server returns an http_error(400, "Bad Request").
>
> It seems like the request is being sent to the server $ENV{CONTENT_TYPE}
> and $ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH} are correct, but I can't find the actual
> XML request. Please help.
Well it looks like it could be a couple of other things as well. A 400
comes about on a bad content-type, but I doubt xmlrpc.inc is not working
in that regard. It also might be that $count != $length just after the
body fetching on the server side. My Perl's a little rusty, but it
looks like read() returns the number of bytes read after reading up to
$length bytes, and for some reason that might not be matching. I don't
see how though, since $length comes from the server-side environment
variable. I doubt it's a problem with xmlrpc.inc, but maybe...
Maybe try printing out the XML on the client side instead of sending it
for debug purposes?
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