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Be sure to open the file in the appropriate application based on the file type. Octet-stream files are usually executable application files. If still having trouble opening a file, request that the sender attempt to retransmit the file. Email or web clients are rarely able to open octet stream files.
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@hug.post( '/upload ', versions = 1, requires =cors_support) def upload_file( body, request, response): from gunicorn.http.body import Body ''Receives a stream of bytes and writes them to a file with the name provided in the request header. '' # if Content-type is multipart/form-data, # body is a dictionary.
This will load the # whole thing into memory before writing # to disk. If type(body) == dict: filename = body[ 'filename '] filebody = body[ 'file '] with open(filename, 'wb ') as f: f.write(filebody) # if Content-type is application/octet-stream # body is a gunicorn.http.body.Body. This # is a file-like object that is streamed and # written in chunks.
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Elif type(body) == Body: filename = request.headers[ 'FILENAME '] chunksize = 4096 with open(filename, 'wb ') as f: while True: chunk = body.read(chunksize) if not chunk: break f.write(chunk) return And here is my curl snippet. Url=filename=largefile.dat curl -v -H 'filename: $filename ' -H 'Content-Type: application/octet-stream ' --data-binary @ $filename -X POST $url The above works and I'm able to stream upload the file like this because in the upload_file function, body is a gunicorn.http.body.Body instance which I am able to stream straight to disk in chunks. However I need to be able to upload files from browser, which sends a multipart/form-data POST request. To emulate this with curl, I do. Url=filename=largefile.dat curl -v -H 'filename: $filename ' -H 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data ' -F 'filename= $filename ' -F 'file=@ $filename;type=application/octet-stream ' -X POST $url This time, in hug, the body is a dictionary, and body['file'] is a Bytes instance. New movies streaming on netflix october 2018. However I don't know how to stream this to disk without loading the whole thing in memory first.