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Try the following instead of writing chunk by chunk:
dest.write(ufile)
The ufile object is a string, not a file handle.
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Files are not in request.POST, they are in request.FILES.
But you probably want to read the file uploads documentation.
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Had the same issue..
You should delete “Content-type” from request header, and your file will appear in request.FILES, then you can work with <TemporaryUploadedFile>
I think this answer not relevant for @jaysonpryde, but maybe will help someone else.. 🙂
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