[Seaside] Re: error uploading file

[Philippe Marschall]

2010/12/7 Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm at gmail.com>:
> Hi,
> I'm again with the basicNew: primitive failed when trying to upload a file... I tried to avoid the problem by using swazoo server, but that was not an option :(
> This is the problem: I need to upload files (using "streamUploads" option of comanche adaptor), and that works fine in development, but not in production.
> When running in production, I'm getting a primitive failed when trying to store a byte string, because it is receiving a -19 as a requested storage size.
>
> I'm attaching a log with the debugger information I could get.
>
> Also, this is the system information:
> CPU             Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3360 @ 2.83GHz
> SO                      Linux, I can't say which version... looks like a suse, but I dunno.
> Pharo           1.1.1 (core)
> Seaside         Loaded with ConfigurationOfSeaside30 version 3.0.2
> VM                      Tried both: exuperi 0.15 and latest cogvm for unix

You don't have by chance the file you tried to upload? I think the
problem is right here:

SocketStream>>nextInBuffer:
	Receiver: SocketStream[inbuf:4kb/outbuf:4kb]
	Arguments and temporary variables:
		anInteger: 	-19
		start: 	1388
		amount: 	-19
	Receiver's instance variables:
		recentlyRead: 	0
		socket: 	a Socket[connected]
		inBuffer: 	'3 00000 n
0000114044 00000 n
0000114067 00000 n
0000114331 00000 ...etc...
		outBuffer: 	'
           ...etc...
		inNextToWrite: 	1411
		outNextToWrite: 	1
		lastRead: 	1368
		timeout: 	10
		autoFlush: 	false
		bufferSize: 	4096
		binary: 	false
		shouldSignal: 	true

SocketStream>>upToAll:bufferSize:do:
	Receiver: SocketStream[inbuf:4kb/outbuf:4kb]
	Arguments and temporary variables:
		aStringOrByteArray: 	'
------WebKitFormBoundaryqD0oYzAvsNrfKLUp'
		maxSize: 	1000000
		aBlock: 	[:buffer | firstBuffer
		ifNil: [size := size + buffer size.
			outStre...etc...
		index: 	0
		sz: 	42
		result: 	nil
		lastRecentlyRead: 	0
		searchedSoFar: 	23
		insz: 	23
	Receiver's instance variables:
		recentlyRead: 	0
		socket: 	a Socket[connected]
		inBuffer: 	'3 00000 n

Somehow #upToAll:bufferSize:do: sends #nextInBuffer: to self with an
argument of -19.

Cheers
Philippe