I went this route by checking the DB tables, but nothing there seemed to have a problem. I then ran my poller script manually and noticed the error: FILE SIZE LIMIT

It turns out ./log/cacti.log grew to 2GB in size. Truncating the log file solved the issue, and the DB errors went away.

I’m not sure as I don’t know how the springframework.web.multipart classes handle the headers from the web request. I know for a fact the value of the x-file-name header is the correct value for the filename. I guess I just trust the web-server’s information more than I trust an implementation I can’t look at.

To test this would be very easy. For now just add a line that would do something like this:

def fileName
if(params.qqfile instanceof org.springframework.web.multipart.commons.CommonsMultipartFile)
fileName = params.qqfile.getOriginalFilename()
if (request.getHeader(‘x-file-name’) != fileName) {
log.debug “x-file-name != params.qqfile.getOriginalFilename() ; maybe this is not a good idea”
}
else
fileName = params.qqfile

Run your tests agains the system and see what happens.

Good luck!

def fileName
if(params.qqfile instanceof org.springframework.web.multipart.commons.CommonsMultipartFile)
fileName = params.qqfile.getOriginalFilename()
else
fileName = params.qqfile

but, u are using “getHeader(‘x-file-name’)”, it´s shorter and it looks nice. Is there any issue with my method ?

@labrat