[web-devel] [Yesod?][Chromium?] file-echo.lhs on chromium

[Michael Snoyman]

Congratulations, you're a winner in the Yesod Whack-a-Bug competition!

Funny, I could have sworn I fixed this issue months ago. The problem
resides in the multipart force parsing logic in wai-extra: it only
considers a file upload valid if it has a filename and content type,
when in reality the filename is sufficient. I've uploaded wai-extra
0.2.4.2, which should fix this bug. Would you mind upgrading your
wai-extra and confirming for me?

Thanks,
Michael

2010/11/24 いとうかつとし <cutsea110 at gmail.com>:
> Hi
> now,  I runhaskell file-echo.lhs sample which in yesoddocs/yesod/tutorials,
> and check it on firefox and chromium browsers.
> On firefox, I confirm the program works good for varias type files.
> But, on chromium, i get error for same uploaded files which has no
> extensions like as README, TODO, LICENSE, ...
> when, I modify file-echo.lhs as below in order to get a log.
> ---
> postHomepage = do
>     rr <- getRequest
>     liftIO $ putStrLn "OK"                                            --
> Logging
>     (_, files) <- liftIO $ requestBody rr
>     fi <- maybe notFound return $ lookup "file" files
>     liftIO $ do
>  -- Logging
>         putStrLn $ fileName fi
>         putStrLn $ fileContentType fi
>     return [(fileContentType fi, toContent $ fileContent fi)]
> ---
> On chromium, this handler function success to putStrLn "OK", but fail to
> putStrLn the others.
> I'd like to check HTTP headers, But i couldn't find my POST request in
> "Resources".
> The developer tool on chromium, my POST request is replaced by a request for
> 'chrome://chromewebdata/'
> Anyone knows this problem?
>
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