I've struck a problem. I'm using MP3::Mplib and interactively it works just fine and dandy, however via a browser, it doesnt. It will read the info from the MP3, but not write to it, nor return any error.

I'm using apache, the u/g is nobody:nobody, the file is nobody:nobody, i've even set the perms to 777 all the way down the tree, still nothing.

The docs mention a true value on success, and that is certainly true if i check $mp3->error, infact the output is a hash ref with {album => 2}

I'm at a bit of a loss, and if anyone can shed a bit of light, i'd be greatful.

sub write_tag {
    my $self = shift;
    my %args = @_;

    my $mp3 = MP3::Mplib->new($args{mp3}) || return "Unable to update 
+$args{mp3}: $!";

    my @mp3ary = split('/', $args{mp3});

    $mp3->set_v1tag({
                     year   => $args{year}  ,
                     artist => $args{artist},
                     album  => $args{album} ,
                     genre  => $args{genre} ,
                     title  => pop @mp3ary  ,
                   }, &ISO_8859_1);

    my $v1tag = $mp3->get_v1tag;
    return $v1tag;


}

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PS, yes i am aware of all the things involved with interacting with the FS via HTTP.

20040425 Edit by BazB: Changed title from 'MP3::Mplib'

In reply to Cannot write changes to file using MP3::Mplib through CGI by Ryszard

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