From: Eero Saynatkari <ruby-ml@...>
Date: 2006-10-16T15:59:10+09:00
Subject: Re: Strange read behaviour on windows

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On 2006.10.16 15:41, Charles Lowe wrote:
> This is my first post to the ruby mailing lists, so let me first thank=20
> all the people who's wonderful work I've made use of -- great stuff!.
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> I've been trying to upload some large files, using=20
> Net::HTTP::Put#body_stream=3D, but have ran into some problems.
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> Most of my initial testing was in cygwin, where most things "just work".=
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> upon trying it in the mingw32 build, i got https errors due to openssl=20
> doing some non-block fcntls (IO#fcntl "not implemented on this=20
> platform").
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> I switched to the i386-mswin32, but now I getting some more fundamental=
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> problems, when doing file reads. I'm typically getting reads back under=
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> the requested size, (not a problem), but this is generating premature=20
> EOF errors. If I just use File#read, I correctly get the entire file.

Just on an off-chance, is your file open in binary mode?

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