in reply to About how PERL scripts execute

If my name were merlyn, I might say that "I" have a column that might help with this. If you take the code from that column and understand it enough, you could make this work for you. The most basic principle here would be to fork() a separate process. The parent could do the progress, while the child would handle the upload. I might just whip up a script to do just that (if I can find the time).


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Re: Re: About how PERL scripts execute
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 10, 2003 at 13:14 UTC

    Coruscate

    Thanks for your response - all help is much appreciated by this Perl novice

    I looked at merlyn's column and while I'd be lying if I said I understood every line in his code, I do get the general idea and it seems to offer a solution to the other problem I have which is IIS eventually timing out on a large file upload

    Obviously it would be great if you have the time to whip up some code though if not I can try and adapt his code for my application and environment

    Thanks

    Eoin