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Joe Burnett
Hello,
I am using the following perl read function to read form information
from a client web page:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 100);
Everything works fine on a Linux/Apache server. I get the expected
parameter and value from the form.
When I use the same function on Windows/IIS, the perl script stalls.
When I change it to:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 0);
I get no information on Windows/IIS. When I change it to:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 20);
I get truncated information. When I change it to
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 33);
I get exactly what I need. Problem is, I can't anticipate what a user is
going to type.
Has anyone seen this? How can I solve or workaround the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Joe Burnett
I am using the following perl read function to read form information
from a client web page:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 100);
Everything works fine on a Linux/Apache server. I get the expected
parameter and value from the form.
When I use the same function on Windows/IIS, the perl script stalls.
When I change it to:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 0);
I get no information on Windows/IIS. When I change it to:
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 20);
I get truncated information. When I change it to
read(STDIN, $GN_QUERY, 33);
I get exactly what I need. Problem is, I can't anticipate what a user is
going to type.
Has anyone seen this? How can I solve or workaround the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Joe Burnett