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Thanks Fletch for your explanation.
Yes I use mod_perl and so I should might be use the last way you mentioned. But that will mean, I can't limit different upload forms to different upload size. Or I have to put each upload form into an own directory and use different My::ApacheHandler for each of them.
Sounds to be to complicated :-)

Maybe I use CGI for the upload stuff. This will also save me for memory problems, which mod_perl maybe will cause by uploading big files ...

Thanks.

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