On Sat, Feb 21, 2004 at 01:29:28PM -0500 or thereabouts, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> I need a script that would upload local files to a remote apache
> server running on debian, activated from a web page served by the
> above mentioned debian server. The browser clients may be expected to run
> anyt
Here's one I wrote as part of my content management system so users only
get here after signing onto their accounts, and the files are uploading to
their own site.
# upload a file from a user
sub upload
{
my($fl,$nam) =
@_; # upl
Antonio,
Below is a simple perl script that will upload a file to the server.
1) WARNING This is VERY insecure as ANYONE could upload ANYTHING to
your server. You will want to wrap this in some type of security. DO NOT
USE THIS AS IS!
2) The file will be written as the user running the Web
On Sat, Feb 21, 2004 at 01:54:19PM -0500, Peter Billson wrote:
> Antonio,
> Are you looking for a script to automaticlly grab files or are you
> looking for the ability to have the client select a file, click a button
> then upload it to the server?
>
> Pete
> --
Yeah, probably to select a fil
Antonio,
Are you looking for a script to automaticlly grab files or are you
looking for the ability to have the client select a file, click a button
then upload it to the server?
Pete
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Antoni
I need a script that would upload local files to a remote apache
server running on debian, activated from a web page served by the
above mentioned debian server. The browser clients may be expected to run
anything, mostly windows, which makes it difficult to predict where
their files are going to b
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