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Returning large binary to browswer via CGI
Feherke, I must have overlooked your suggestion regarding the write bit on isolinux directory isolinux.bin file. That solved the problem. Thanks a TON!!!- dolfantimmy
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Returning large binary to browswer via CGI
Thanks so much for trying to help. Essentially the mkisofs is building a kickstart installation cd image. I suspect you have a permissions issue on your side. The above perl script is called iso.pl If I execute the following.... perl ./iso.pl > foo.iso a 4GB is generated as I would suspect.- dolfantimmy
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Returning large binary to browswer via CGI
Here's the perl code. Binmode is being used. #!/usr/bin/perl print "Content-type: application/octet-stream\n"; print "Content-Disposition: attachment\; filename=\"kickstart.iso\"\n"; print "Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary\n\n"; binmode(STDOUT); exec("mkisofs -r -T -J -V \"Redhat KSBoot\"...- dolfantimmy
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Returning large binary to browswer via CGI
I have a fairly simple perl cgi script that generates a large ISO file (4GB). Perl is working fine from a CGI perspective because simple html generated by the perl cgi works fine. When executed at the shell, the perl script generates the large ISO file perfectly. However, when run via cgi...- dolfantimmy
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