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Jeffrey Kesselman | 12 Jan 2011 16:03

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jeffrey Kesselman | 12 Jan 2011 16:22

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

Hmm. ReadParseMime() is giving me a "Error - Missing Headers". Im sure Im doing something stupid but I've been over it 3 times.

This is my submit code (pardon the commented out lines pls):

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

#my $bodyTags= "onLoad=window.setTimeout('window.location.reload()',10*1000);";

ui_print_header('RedDwarf Deployment Directory', 'NPHOS', '',undef,0,0,0,undef,u

ndef,$bodyTags,undef);

#print ui_form_start('delete_deployed.cgi','post');

#print ui_columns_start(["Select","File name"]);

#my <at> filenames = list_directory("/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy");

#foreach $filename ( <at> filenames){

# ui_checked_columns_row($filename,undef,'file_select_check',$filename);

#print ui_columns_end();

#print ui_form_end([[undef,"Delete checked files"]]);

#print ui_hr();

#print ui_subheading('File Upload');

print ui_form_start("upload_deployed.cgi","form-data");

print ui_upload("upload_file");

print ui_form_end([["ok","Upload file"]]);

ui_print_footer(undef,"NPHOS Platform page");

And this is upload_deployed.cgi:

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

ReadParseMime();

#my $filename = $in{'filename'};

#open(FILE, "/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy/$filename");

#print FILE $in{'upload_file'};

#close(FILE);

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:03 AM, Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote:

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jamie Cameron | 12 Jan 2011 19:29

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

Does the upload_deployed.cgi script output anything, or call redirect ? If a webmin script doesn't call ui_print_header or redirect , you will get that error message ..

On 12/Jan/2011 07:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

Hmm. ReadParseMime() is giving me a "Error - Missing Headers". Im sure Im doing something stupid but I've been over it 3 times.

This is my submit code (pardon the commented out lines pls):

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

#my $bodyTags= "xonLoad=window.setTimeout('window.location.reload()',10*1000);";

ui_print_header('RedDwarf Deployment Directory', 'NPHOS', '',undef,0,0,0,undef,u

ndef,$bodyTags,undef);

#print ui_form_start('delete_deployed.cgi','post');

#print ui_columns_start(["Select","File name"]);

#my <at> filenames = list_directory("/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy");

#foreach $filename ( <at> filenames){

# ui_checked_columns_row($filename,undef,'file_select_check',$filename);

#}

#print ui_columns_end();

#print ui_form_end([[undef,"Delete checked files"]]);

#print ui_hr();

#print ui_subheading('File Upload');

print ui_form_start("upload_deployed.cgi","form-data");

print ui_upload("upload_file");

print ui_form_end([["ok","Upload file"]]);

ui_print_footer(undef,"NPHOS Platform page");

And this is upload_deployed.cgi:

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

ReadParseMime();

#my $filename = $in{'filename'};

#open(FILE, "/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy/$filename");

#print FILE $in{'upload_file'};

#close(FILE);

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:03 AM, Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote:
One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jamie Cameron | 12 Jan 2011 19:25

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

You can find it in :

$in{'file_filename'}

- Jamie

On 12/Jan/2011 07:03 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:
On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jeffrey Kesselman | 12 Jan 2011 19:27

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

Thanks. i just figured my other problem out.

Its because I wasn't giving it any ht5ml to display when done :)

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:25 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

You can find it in :

$in{'file_filename'}

- Jamie

On 12/Jan/2011 07:03 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:
On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jeffrey Kesselman | 12 Jan 2011 19:49

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

hmm...

this.:

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

is resulting in $filename being empty :(

Any thoughts? full code below...

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

my $filepath = "/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy/$filename";

ui_print_header(undef, 'NPHOS', '',undef,0,0,0,undef,undef,$bodyTags,undef);

if (!open(FILE,$filepath)){

print ui_subheading("Error uploadinh file $filepath: $error");

} else {

print FILE $in{'upload_file'};

close(FILE);

redirect("reddwarf_deploy.cgi");

print ui_subheading("Uploaded file $filename");

}

ui_print_footer(undef,"Manage Deployment");

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:25 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

You can find it in :

$in{'file_filename'}

- Jamie

On 12/Jan/2011 07:03 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:
On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jamie Cameron | 12 Jan 2011 20:01

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

You'd need to use $in{'upload_filename'} .

Basically, if the data being uploaded is in X then the filename will be in X_filename.

On 12/Jan/2011 10:49 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

hmm...

this.:

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

is resulting in $filename being empty :(

Any thoughts? full code below...

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

my $filepath = "/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy/$filename";

ui_print_header(undef, 'NPHOS', '',undef,0,0,0,undef,undef,$bodyTags,undef);

if (!open(FILE,$filepath)){

   print ui_subheading("Error uploadinh file $filepath: $error");

} else {

   print FILE $in{'upload_file'};

   close(FILE);

   redirect("reddwarf_deploy.cgi");

   print ui_subheading("Uploaded file $filename");

}

ui_print_footer(undef,"Manage Deployment");

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:25 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

You can find it in :

$in{'file_filename'}

- Jamie

On 12/Jan/2011 07:03 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:
On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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Jeffrey Kesselman | 12 Jan 2011 20:34

Re: [webmin-devel] Example of using ui_upload?

ahhh. got it, thank you.

Sorry to be a pain. I really appreciate the pointers.

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 2:01 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

You'd need to use $in{'upload_filename'} .

Basically, if the data being uploaded is in X then the filename will be in X_filename.

On 12/Jan/2011 10:49 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

hmm...

this.:

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

is resulting in $filename being empty :(

Any thoughts? full code below...

#!/opt/local/bin/perl

require 'nphos-lib.pl';

ReadParseMime();

my $filename = $in{'file_filename'};

my $filepath = "/opt/local/reddwarf/10.2.1/deploy/$filename";

ui_print_header(undef, 'NPHOS', '',undef,0,0,0,undef,undef,$bodyTags,undef);

if (!open(FILE,$filepath)){

   print ui_subheading("Error uploadinh file $filepath: $error");

} else {

   print FILE $in{'upload_file'};

   close(FILE);

   redirect("reddwarf_deploy.cgi");

   print ui_subheading("Uploaded file $filename");

}

ui_print_footer(undef,"Manage Deployment");

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:25 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:

You can find it in :

$in{'file_filename'}

- Jamie

On 12/Jan/2011 07:03 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

One more stupid Q sorry, how do I fetch the name of the uploaded file? Is it another key on $in?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Jamie Cameron <jcameron <at> webmin.com> wrote:
On 11/Jan/2011 19:22 Jeffrey Kesselman <jeffpk <at> nphos.com> wrote ..

> I want to only allow my users to upload and delte fiels from specific
> directories so I am building my own file management interface.
>
> Is there a minimal working example of both setting up the ui_upload
> interface and handling the resulting form-data?
>
> Its all a bit greek to me right at the moment...

The code for the form would be like :

print ui_form_start("upload.cgi", "form-data");
print "Choose a file : ",ui_upload("file");
print ui_form_end([ [ "ok", "Upload" ] ]);

And for the parser upload.cgi :

ReadParseMime();
open(FILE, ">/path/to/destfile");
print FILE $in{'file'};
close(FILE);

- Jamie

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