Nevermind, I have resolved this.

Can you tell me what the server side script has to return to abort the upload if there is a duplicate file name?

I was wonder if the overwrite even works with perl cgi. That is the reason I asked for an example. When I look at the cgi object when the HEAD request is sent, I do not see the upload file name.

The apache log reports the mulipost warning, the java console report the other warning. They both happen when the users tries to upload a file and it reports that it successfully uploads when it really doesn't. We are using perl cgi and apache.

Is there any example of using perl with the overwrite parameter?

My user has been encountering this problem for a while: I hit this problem again just now, and the Java Console may have some useful info – I tried uploading the NX syslog to PR 6817216 and although the tool reported the upload completed: Uploading : bowden1e6c098a.syslog (310,395 bytes) Upload star...

Hi,

We want to determine if a filename has been uploaded already by another user. If it has, we do not want to allow the user to upload the file. Any suggestions on how to do this. We are using apache2 and cgi.

Thanks.

Hi, we are using Apache 2.2.21 if that is what you were inquiring about.

I have one user who get an occasional Malformed multipart Post error. I am only seeing the particular error from his IP address. After Jfileupload uploads the file, it calls the post processing script , this error show up. [Wed May 16 12:09:23 2012] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xx] [Wed May 16 12:09:...

My web service has ran 15705 times. 304 of these runs have produced this message in the apache log: xxx.xxx.xx.xxx - - [22/Jul/2011:13:06:12 -0400] "POST /pr_mgt_tool/cgi-bin/n_pr ata_save_file.cgi HTTP/1.1" 405 1 The failure rate is 2.16% Can you give me any idea on how to track down this problem I...