Hello,
I have a class that looks like this:
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class MyUploadHandler(TemporaryFileUploadHandler):
pass
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my view looks like this:
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request.upload_handlers = [uploadhandlers.MyUploadHandler()]
datafile = DataFile(...)
datafile.file = form.cleaned_data['file']
datafile.file.save('aa.txt', request.FILES['file'], save=False)
datafile.save()
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When I am uploading a file and taking a look at the directory where
the files should be stored, I
produced 212 files aa.txt to aa_________...___.txt. Furthermore I get
an IOError for "no such file or directory", which is probably because
filenames longer than 212++ are not allowed.
When I edit my UploadHandlerClass and extending from
MemoryFileUploadHandler:
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class MyUploadHandler(MemoryFileUploadHandler):
pass
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everything works fine.
So the problem must lie in the native implementation of
TemporaryFileUploadHandler.
I have seldom seen such strange things. Any ideas? I already spent -
no wastet - hours for that.
Thanks,
Toni
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