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Re: [EP-tech] upload() does not take absolute paths
From: Tim Brody <tdb01r AT ecs.soton.ac.uk>
Date: Tue, 06 May 2008 15:40:56 +0100
| Threading: | ↑ [EP-tech] upload() does not take absolute paths from roman.chyla AT gmail.com • This Message |
*** http://www.eprints.org/tech.php/id/%3C48206DF8.6000501%40ecs.soton.ac.uk%3E *** EPrints community wiki - http://wiki.eprints.org/ Roman Chyla wrote: > *** ↵ http://www.eprints.org/tech.php/id/%3Cea0115e90805020852g462f09b0q704763a46b9d6862%40mail.gmail.com%3E > *** EPrints community wiki - http://wiki.eprints.org/ > > Hello all, > > I am importing files into Eprints and the method upload() complains > that the file starts with slash. Am I doing something wrong? Maybe I > should use something else for automatic data imports? > Other than? > > while(my ($key, $value) = each(%$fields)) { > $eprint->set_value( $key, $value); > } > > Note, when I do chdir() and pass a filepath with a relative name, than > EPrints imports happily (so it is no security measure against some web > attacks). Otherwise, one would expect that absolute paths are OK with > imports. > Hi Roman, The filename argument to upload() is just to *name* the file. It is expect to be either just the filename (no embedded slashes) or a relative path with $preserve_path enabled. You should strip any leading pathing from the filename as the data is read from the filehandle. Alternatively use the add_file() wrapper method that takes a directory + filename. Cheers, Tim.
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