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Allow users to upload their files to your server right from their browsers.
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This script allows for people using browsers that are RFC1867 compliant to upload files directly through their web browser to your server. Administrators can configure for each users where file will be uploaded. This script is ideal for administrator's who want to allow users to upload files, but don't want add a FTP account.

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Free
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Free
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17,979
Submitted on
12th January 2000
Last Updated
11th February 2009

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(4 ratings)
Average User Rating: 2.5/5
EUpload Joy and Dispair!
Reviewed byAnonymousonFri, 2nd February 2001
Rating 4 - Very Good
This CGI script (version 1) has great features, being the only script I could find where you can specify destination directories via the browser interface. It has 2 defects. Firstly, just filling-in the necessary variables did allow the script to function, but uploaded files were zero bytes i.e. empty! But the filename was complete. I isolated this to the line "use strict;" which is "dead code" according to the latest issue of CGI.pm. As a consequence I changed the next line to read: "use CGI gw(:standard);" The script now works fine, but the file size limitation refuses to function...have not had time to fix this! If anyone has the time i would like to hear comments.... Cheers!
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