[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Apologies for such a trivial question. I am trying to "PUT" a file from my > local machine into a remote location, however I get a return "HTTP/1.1 204 > no Content" even though my local file blatantly contains stuff.
204 seems to be a resonable answer for a PUT. It means, the server successfully handled your request, but does not send you any content back. I would expect the server to store your file. 201 (Created) would be a other answer for a PUT. > When I look on the remote filesystem, I see a file with my local filename > has been created, but it's empty of course. But thats not okay. If the server sends something in the 2xx range, it should have been successful in storeing the data. Are you sure you really send data ? What does the server log say about the request? What is your server/client? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
