Hi All,
I've been fat, dumb and happy writing my app using lighttpd/webpy (0.31
incidentally). People can edit a template, and then using a form with a
few fields can upload data to run against the template. Note that the
file is just a part of the input...there are other fields too.
In the past, I've always uploaded files < 512kB in length. No
rationale, just haven't uploaded bigger yet.
So today, I attempt to do it and get a hung web server.
I found this:
http://groups.google.com/group/webpy/browse_thread/thread/63b215e257beefe9
Which seems to handle the file upload in chunked transfer mode. I could
follow this logic if the only thing on the form were the 'file'
input...but it's not. There are other fields there.
Must I duplicate the code in web.py that handles POSTs to deal with this
request? Is there an easier way to deal with large file uploads?
Thanks,
-Ken
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