1. while it is uploading, open the folder in windows, and see if the file is in there. it should be there, with the size increasing.
2. what if he uploads a different file?
3. what if you upload a file yourself in localhost?
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Further information...
My friend has just uploaded a file. Looking in the upload folder, as the file was uploading, there was nothing, no file with increasing size.
When the upload finished, there was no file.
Here is the log
07:43:19 Requested GET /Uploads/
07:43:20 Requested GET /~style.menu.css
07:43:24 Requested GET /Uploads/~upload
07:43:30 Uploading
?4 ??.rmvb
07:50:03 Requested GET /~style.css
08:42:28 Fully uploaded - 395.55 MB @ 117 KB/s
08:42:28 Requested POST /Uploads/
Notice that the filename contains
? where Chinese filename characters are not displayed. I have asked for an upload with the filename in English, but remote uploader hasn't done that yet. Hopefully they will, and we can see if it makes any difference. Maybe if I install the Chinese character set, the file might eventually get saved. Could be a red herring, but who knows? By the way, this has occured with 150 and 160beta versions of HFS.
regards,
