Richard Moon writes:
I'm getting an IOERROR Errno 5 Input/output error when uploading a file to my zope site. The file is handled by an external method
def abcfile_read(self,REQUEST):
# following line reads each line from uploaded code
file=REQUEST.form['abcfile']
and the error is occurring at the file=REQUEST.form['abcfile'] line Strange....
"errno=5" has nothing to do with permissions. It is a true IO error. I would expect it for disk read/write failures or communication failures (for network file systems). What is even more strange, the line above does not access the file at all. It just assigns the FileUpload object to the local variable file. Are you sure, that the exception comes from this line? Dieter
Thank you, thank you, thank you !!! Of course it had nothing to do with the file= line. The problem was an embedded 'print' statement I'd been using for debugging. Duh and double duh ! At 21:01 15/03/01, you wrote:
Richard Moon writes:
I'm getting an IOERROR Errno 5 Input/output error when uploading a file to my zope site. The file is handled by an external method
def abcfile_read(self,REQUEST):
# following line reads each line from uploaded code
file=REQUEST.form['abcfile']
and the error is occurring at the file=REQUEST.form['abcfile'] line Strange....
"errno=5" has nothing to do with permissions. It is a true IO error. I would expect it for disk read/write failures or communication failures (for network file systems).
What is even more strange, the line above does not access the file at all. It just assigns the FileUpload object to the local variable file. Are you sure, that the exception comes from this line?
Dieter
Richard Moon richard@dcs.co.uk
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