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Arjen #1
CGItemp-file and windows
Hi,
When uploading a file on a windows-server a CGItemp-file is created. This
file is not deleted after the upload.
Is there a way that this file will be deleted after upload ?
In which directorie is this file normally saved (and can I change the
directory) ?
Is it possible to know what the filename of this CGItemp-file is exactly
when a file is uploaded, so I can delete this file myself (within Perl).
Because now for every upload suchg a file is created, so I can not delete
all CGItemp-files after upload (maybe someone is uploading another file on
that moment and then I will delete that CGItemp-file also...)
Hope this explains what my problem is ;-)
Thx,
Arjen
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Arjen #2
Re: CGItemp-file and windows
The code I use for this upload is:
open(ATT,">$upload_dir/$filename");
binmode ATT;
$buffer = "";
while (read($file_to_upload, $buffer, 1024)) {
print ATT $buffer;
}
close ATT;
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