Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Re: phpWebHosting DOC and PDF problems

[Chris Weiss]

DOH!  I just noticed your using apache 2!  sorry, but even the php guys say RH
jumped the gun on this one.  Apache2 still has some outstanding issues with
modules, most notibly various problems interacting with the filesystem.  Maybe 
this
is the trouble?

address@hidden wrote*:
>
>I do not see this problem either, but it reminds me of another bug in
>phpwebhosting, which might be related. The size shown in the file list
>is systematically the double of the real size.
>To debug your problem, could you test with a small doc or pdf size,
>and post the file you uploaded and the one after download to a URL, so
>that we can compare them?
>
>Michael
>
>"John Curtis" <address@hidden> a écrit:
>
>> Please forgive if this is a known issue and is answered somewhere in the
archives,
>> but I have searched for a while and have not seen anything related to this.  
>> I
also
>> searched the bug reports, but no luck.
>>
>> If someone can shed some light on this I would appreciate it.
>>
>> I am running:
>>
>> RH 8.0 fully updated
>> kernel 2.4.18-24.8.0
>> Apache (httpd) 2.0.40-11
>> PHP 4.2.2
>> MySQL 3.23.54a-4
>> phpGroupWare 0.9.14.001
>>
>> If you need more info on what I am running I will be glad to supply it.
>>
>> I am able to upload files of different types, but when I upload .DOC or .PDF
files
>> their size is automatically increased.  For example if I upload a 438k PDF 
>> file
>> to /HOME/JCURTIS and I check it through ssh I find that the file size is 
>> 862k.
>> Then if I download the file it retains its size of 862k and will not open in
>> Adobe Acrobat Reader.  Acrobat Reader reports that the file is corrupt.  
>> However,
>> if I upload a SXW (Open Office) file it retains its size and is OK when
downloaded.
>>
>> I have also tried different browsers (IE 6, Mozilla 1.21) but same thing.  I 
>> even
>> tried renaming the .PDF file to .PD1, but when uploaded and then downloaded 
>> it
>> was still a larger file and would not open.
>>
>> Any help is greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Thank you in advance for any assistance.
>>
>>
>>
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