Use HTTP GET to download the db file and patch up multipart POST syntax #28
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The proposed changes fix adrian#19 issue, enabling the use of HTTP GET method instead of static HTTP POST to download the database file. The use of LF (instead of CRLF) confuses CGI.pm if CGI.pm is used to process HTTP uploads. The proposed changes enable processing of HTTP uploads by a custom CGI script in addition to, or as a replacement of, the current PHP scripts.
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The proposed changes fix #19 issue, enabling the use
of HTTP GET method instead of static HTTP POST to download the database
file.
The use of LF (instead of CRLF) confuses CGI.pm if CGI.pm is used to
process HTTP uploads. The proposed changes enable processing of HTTP
uploads by a custom CGI script in addition to, or as a replacement of,
the current PHP scripts.