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Unable to upload.
I am unable to upload any files via Fileman. I get a message stating...

"Internet Explorer can not open the Internet site http://(the location of my fileman.cgi).

Not enough storage is available to process this command."

I specified in the CGI that I have 150000KB of space avalible and a max upload file size of 5000KB. I can't upload any file of any size however even though Fileman reports that I have over 100MB of free space.

I noticed that in the CGI that it states this...

"File uploads don't work with use strict in place, although script compiles with use strict."

Does this have anything to do with it and if so how do I fix it?

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use strict is on the same line as that comment. If it looks like this...

use strict;

...try adding a hash in front of it, like this...

#use strict;

That just comments it out so the script won't see it.

adam
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I checked the code and it already has the # in front of that line. Like this...

# use strict; # File uploads don't work...

I guess that is the way it was shipped. The error still occurs though.

??? Any more suggestions?


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Actually I found the problem to be my firewall. I can upload from home just fine!

Thanks for the help.



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what was the problem with your firewall because i think i am having the same problem. Unsure

I just tried to post something that was 281MB and it froze my internet exploarer after working at it for half an hour!! can this program not handle large files?

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dexter_modem: Apr 23, 2003, 12:46 PM
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Re: [dexter_modem] Unable to upload. In reply to
Please let me know if you have a solution to this problem as we have just run into this ourselves.

Thanks, john