Re: How to find uploaded data size from content-length

In article <20060419144430.442$mT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, xhoster@xxxxxxxxx
says...
I have no idea why you think you need to do this.....


Because when CONTENT_LENGTH has been informed by server itself after
receiving of entire POST, I can effectively read STDIN, extract uploaded
data and do the substraction.

But, when CONTENT_LENGTH comes from original request, how to proceed ?

Say, I wish to avoid any upload (I mean write on server, since data may
already be in STDIN) above 1MB, how to proceed ?
.

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