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I also noticed that on line 511 I think it should be .".bin" ... instead of ."bin" as the concatenation is creating a filename that does not end with .bin
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Maybe yes, but I think that's more a thing how you like to have your filenames. It's not really a bug.
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as in no extensions ? hmm..
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I just know it was confusing to a group of newbies we were teaching here, as the Arduino IDE creates the file with the ".bin" extension ... and they didn't realize why the script was failing when they put the files on the server. So we had to edit the script.
I do understand your thought @rherget on how you get to choose the filenames, but in that case there should not be any extension in the script ... and the array should contain the full filename and extension.
The PHP script seems to insinuate there is a ".bin" extension ... but then it fails to include the "." and so it breaks.