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Usually these are unrelated tasks, so you should look for resources on doing ftp, stole routines from them, and put them in your program with routines for file upload.<br />
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Rgds, julio<br />

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Usually these are unrelated tasks, so you should look for resources on doing ftp, stole routines from them, and put them in your program with routines for file upload.

Rgds, julio


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Thank you, for this help!<br />

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Hi<br />
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I want setup a CGI that can upload a file via our web browser (Netscape) to my anon FTP site, not my HTTP. All the CGI I looked were done to upload to the same directorie of the CGI. I want upload in my ftp site (<a href="ftp://" rel="ugc nofollow">ftp://</a>....) via my HTTP site (<a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>...). I try some, but they were like I see &nbsp;before. My server is running the Unix and support perl 5 (perl 4 to). And, I only know the base of the perl. If someone know were I can find one like I want or could write it for me (I don't think someone will do this!), I'll appreciate. A last thing, I try all those in CGI-RESSOURCE and no one fit.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi

I want setup a CGI that can upload a file via our web browser (Netscape) to my anon FTP site, not my HTTP. All the CGI I looked were done to upload to the same directorie of the CGI. I want upload in my ftp site (ftp://....) via my HTTP site (http://...). I try some, but they were like I see  before. My server is running the Unix and support perl 5 (perl 4 to). And, I only know the base of the perl. If someone know were I can find one like I want or could write it for me (I don't think someone will do this!), I'll appreciate. A last thing, I try all those in CGI-RESSOURCE and no one fit.


Thanks!

File upload, via my HTTP to my anon FTP site

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