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: How RAM is used on CGI query? The user sends a file via HTML form <input type="file" ... /> CGI script, installed on the server, receives the file and, say, writes it down to the disk.

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The user sends a file via HTML form <input type="file" ... />
CGI script, installed on the server, receives the file and, say, writes it down to the disk. As simple as only possible.
As I understand, files, sent to the server via POST, are stored in the RAM on the Server, before they are written on the disk. (If I am not right - please, correct me).
The question is IF the file, that a user sends, weights 2GB and the server (just for example) has only 1GB of RAM on board? What will happen then?
Thanks!

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I found an answer: the data is paged onto disk. So, there is no problems with CGI at sending vast data to server.
Thanks.

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